Greg Smith
GregSmith at starband.net
Fri Aug 20 22:25:22 CDT 2004
Hi Gustav I'll give this a try tomorrow (or at the latest Monday)...but we're out camping right now and I'm toooooo tired to think very hard tonight. Thanks for the tip & code, I do appreciate your help! I'll let you know the results as soon as I get them tested. Greg > Hi Greg et all > > Create this tiny function for closing the VBE window: > > <code> > > Public Function VbeMainWindowClose() > > Application.VBE.MainWindow.Visible = False > > End Function > > </code> > > Then adjust the AutoExec macro like this: > > <macro> > > OpenModule > UsysReferencesCheck > > RunCode > VbeMainWindowClose() > > RunCommand > CompileAndSaveAllModules > > </macro> > > Please let me know if this works for you. > > /gustav > > >> Date: 2004-08-20 18:30 > >> Hi everyone! Happy FRIDAY! > >> I'm using Gustav's code to check references in Access 97, and, it >> works great in A97. I'm using the code that runs via the autoexec >> from his article in the Archives. After converting to A2k (on the way >> to XP/2003), the program dies during the execution of the autoexec >> when it hits the code: > >> DoCmd.OpenModule "Usysreferencescheck", "" > >> where Usysreferencescheck is an empty module. Apparently A2k doesn't >> like this. There is no error or message, it just brings up the visual >> basic editor and quits. > >> Or am I missing something else? > >> TIA! > >> Greg Smith >> gregsmith at starband.net