Schedule Forced Shutdown, Kick Users Out, Part 3

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I'm going to teach you how to schedule a forced shutdown time for all users logged into your Microsoft Access database. In Part 3 we will create the shutdown form that warns the user of the impending doom and actually closes the database. Then we'll test it and make sure it works. Of course it works... I built it. LOL.

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Prerequisites

• Force Shutdown, Part 1
• Force Shutdown, Part 2

Links

• ACCDE
• Backup Access

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