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If you got to view &gt;properties or press F4, it will bring up the properties for that report or form. &nbsp;Under the format tab there will be an option listed called &quot;close button&quot;. Just change from yes to no and the close button will not be available.<br />
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Hope this is what you are referring to. 
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If you got to view >properties or press F4, it will bring up the properties for that report or form.  Under the format tab there will be an option listed called "close button". Just change from yes to no and the close button will not be available.

Hope this is what you are referring to.

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Yes, there's a property for Close Button, turn that to NO, but also remember to make the form's border style = Sizable.
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Yes, there's a property for Close Button, turn that to NO, but also remember to make the form's border style = Sizable.

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Glad I could help out Mach. &nbsp;I had to use that same article a while back, I didn't have any issues with it so far!
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Glad I could help out Mach.  I had to use that same article a while back, I didn't have any issues with it so far!

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Is there any way to remove the Application's Close button, but still leave the Minimize and Maximize buttons?<br />
I've played with the APIs &nbsp;GetWindowLong and SetWindowLong for over an hour. It seems like it's all or nothing.
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Is there any way to remove the Application's Close button, but still leave the Minimize and Maximize buttons?
I've played with the APIs  GetWindowLong and SetWindowLong for over an hour. It seems like it's all or nothing.

Remove Close button but leave the Minimize Maximize

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.