Nov 20, 2002 #1 keimpe Programmer Oct 1, 2002 23 NL Hi everyone, I am running a database from CD-ROM. Every time I start it, I get a message saying that the database is read-only and that I cannot make any changes. Is there a way to keep this message from coming up? Thank you! Keimpe Wiersma
Hi everyone, I am running a database from CD-ROM. Every time I start it, I get a message saying that the database is read-only and that I cannot make any changes. Is there a way to keep this message from coming up? Thank you! Keimpe Wiersma
Nov 20, 2002 #2 Bastien Programmer May 29, 2000 1,683 CA Application.DisplayAlerts = False Bastien There are many ways to skin this cat, but it still tastes like chicken Upvote 0 Downvote
Application.DisplayAlerts = False Bastien There are many ways to skin this cat, but it still tastes like chicken
Nov 20, 2002 Thread starter #3 keimpe Programmer Oct 1, 2002 23 NL Hi Bastien, Thank you for your reply! Where do I put that code? Greetings, Keimpe Upvote 0 Downvote
Nov 20, 2002 #4 Bastien Programmer May 29, 2000 1,683 CA on start up on the db... also turn it off when ending the db Bastien There are many ways to skin this cat, but it still tastes like chicken Upvote 0 Downvote
on start up on the db... also turn it off when ending the db Bastien There are many ways to skin this cat, but it still tastes like chicken
Nov 20, 2002 Thread starter #5 keimpe Programmer Oct 1, 2002 23 NL Hi Bastien, I'm afraid that 'Application.DisplayAlerts' is an Excel command, because it doesn't work in Access, even when I make a reference to Excel. Did you get it to work in Access? And if so, what references do you have in your modules? Greetings, Keimpe Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi Bastien, I'm afraid that 'Application.DisplayAlerts' is an Excel command, because it doesn't work in Access, even when I make a reference to Excel. Did you get it to work in Access? And if so, what references do you have in your modules? Greetings, Keimpe