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Hide Access 2 By Richard Rost 9 months ago Customize Access: Conceal Database Interface, Part 2 In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to professionally mask the Access interface to impress your clients with functionality while dispelling biases. From custom startup forms, shortcuts with unique icons, to splash screens, we tackle it all in a straightforward, actionable checklist. This tutorial is designed to elevate your database, making it look less like Access and more like a bespoke software solution. Stay tuned for how to streamline your applications aesthetic. This is Part 2 of 2. PrerequisitesLinks
Recommended CoursesNotesCHECKLIST: Startup Form (Main Menu) Put DB in it's Own Folder Make a Shortcut to the DB with Custom Icon Set Application Title and Icon Turn Navigation Pane Off (File, Options, Current DB) Optional: Turn Full Menus, Shortcut Menus Off Database Spash Screen (BMP in DB Folder) Hide Ribbon and Status Bar (VBA Code on Startup) Make Sure ALL Errors are Handled Debug, Compile the Database Compact It Make an ACCDE File Install Access Runtime
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Keywords: TechHelp Access, Custom startup forms, unique icons, splash screens, Access concealment, bespoke software aesthetics, VBA coding, hide ribbon interface, shift key Access trick, ACCDE encryption, disable right-click menus, remove navigation pane, interface PermaLink Hide Access in Microsoft Access, Part 2 |