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Access ApplicationHi, I have an industry specialized MS Access application that I have
developed, and I like to offer a trial demo to my prospective client users. I used to secure the demo by making it time-expire through macro/autoexec, but in Access 2007, they seem to have eliminated that function. I just need to have this demo be read-only, or preferably expire and render itself unusable somehow. Does anyone have an easy means of doing that? I'm not very programming code literate. GC On Sat, 7 Feb 2009 08:14:01 -0800, Coop
<C***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: The AutoExec macro is still available in Access 2007. Create a new macro and give it that name. -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP Show quoteHide quote >Hi, I have an industry specialized MS Access application that I have >developed, and I like to offer a trial demo to my prospective client users. >I used to secure the demo by making it time-expire through macro/autoexec, >but in Access 2007, they seem to have eliminated that function. I just need >to have this demo be read-only, or preferably expire and render itself >unusable somehow. Does anyone have an easy means of doing that? I'm not >very programming code literate. GC 
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