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Catch the calls
Can anyone please tell me how to do two things the first is :- the code or a way to catch the call that stops the user from closing you app with ctrl-alt-delete, not disable ctrl-atl-delete.
The second is catch the call to stop a program closing when the log-off option is used, the user should be able to log-off but the program should not close.
Hope you can help, Peat.
The second is catch the call to stop a program closing when the log-off option is used, the user should be able to log-off but the program should not close.
Hope you can help, Peat.
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAH for 25 points too.. of course.
What you need to stop the user from closing your app is in the QueryUnload event of your form:
Private Sub Form_QueryUnload(Cancel As Integer, UnloadMode As Integer)
If UnloadMode = vbAppWindows Or UnloadMode = vbAppTaskManager Then
Cancel = True
End If
End Sub
The second option isn't possible.
Private Sub Form_QueryUnload(Cancel As Integer, UnloadMode As Integer)
If UnloadMode = vbAppWindows Or UnloadMode = vbAppTaskManager Then
Cancel = True
End If
End Sub
The second option isn't possible.
ASKER
anthonyc : it looks like you know the answer, 25 points was all I had when I posted the question. I can up it to 100 if you can give an answer that works.
And if you or anyone else have answers for both parts (answers that work) I will up the points to 150.
Another way which could answer part of this question is not to catch the call for the C-A-D but to take my apps entry alway from the C-A-D list.
I still need to know how to catch the call to stop a program closing when the log-off option is used, the user should be able to log-off but the program should not close.
This is very important and needed quickly the first person to give the answers that that work will get the points.
Thanks and I hope someone can help.
And if you or anyone else have answers for both parts (answers that work) I will up the points to 150.
Another way which could answer part of this question is not to catch the call for the C-A-D but to take my apps entry alway from the C-A-D list.
I still need to know how to catch the call to stop a program closing when the log-off option is used, the user should be able to log-off but the program should not close.
This is very important and needed quickly the first person to give the answers that that work will get the points.
Thanks and I hope someone can help.
ASKER
sorry clifABB that didn't work.
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