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Hiding database windowI've set up user level security by allowing users to only read. I know if you
hold down the shift key while opening a database, it will display the database window. Is there a way to disable that and any other way to display the database window? I would like to totally hide the design and database window from everyone except me. Is that possible? Jon you can set the database's AllowBypass property to False, to disable the
"shift key bypass" action. for more information, see http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0040.htm *warning*: make sure you try this out on a COPY of your database, so if you have problems with it, you don't lock yourself out. also, suggest you bookmark the mvps.org website, as well as bookmarking http://home.bendbroadband.com/conradsystems/accessjunkie.html the two sites are two of the best Access references on the internet, and you'll find them very useful. hth Show quoteHide quote "jeq214" <jeq***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:807A20FD-87CB-4B98-A516-BD0C86D1AE24@microsoft.com... > I've set up user level security by allowing users to only read. I know if you > hold down the shift key while opening a database, it will display the > database window. Is there a way to disable that and any other way to display > the database window? I would like to totally hide the design and database > window from everyone except me. Is that possible? > > Jon 
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