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Add this to your opening form.<br />
&nbsp; Application.SetOption &quot;ShowWindowsInTaskbar&quot;, False
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Add this to your opening form.
  Application.SetOption "ShowWindowsInTaskbar", False

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Alternatively Tools/Options Windows In Taskbar
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Alternatively Tools/Options Windows In Taskbar

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tools/options is ok but when people unslect that option to use another database, mine will then revert back to showing again once reopened
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tools/options is ok but when people unslect that option to use another database, mine will then revert back to showing again once reopened

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So use the code/macro alternative.<br />
You can use an autoexec macro if you don't want to use code.
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So use the code/macro alternative.
You can use an autoexec macro if you don't want to use code.

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what code should i put in the code/macro section<br />

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what code should i put in the code/macro section


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My question is, i have an access app i created most of it in Access 2000 and now have ugraded to 2002 when i was using 2000 i used the startup options and had the &quot;Show database Window&quot; option unticked, now i am using 2002 and the option in startup is still untick, the app loads and shows the startup form but in the task bar you can still click on the database window and it will show, but in 2000 this didnt happen at all? help how can i fix this<br />

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My question is, i have an access app i created most of it in Access 2000 and now have ugraded to 2002 when i was using 2000 i used the startup options and had the "Show database Window" option unticked, now i am using 2002 and the option in startup is still untick, the app loads and shows the startup form but in the task bar you can still click on the database window and it will show, but in 2000 this didnt happen at all? help how can i fix this


Database Window At Start UP

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.