Access 2003 disable popup messages
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Hello ! i try to use the command DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, RptName, "SnapshotFormat(*.snp)", _ strPathandFileName Works just fine. I want this process to be automatic and hidden from the user, but a window pops up with a "Cancel" button. I don't want to allow the user the cancel option, and I'd prefer to have that pop-up window be invisible. Can I do either of these things: 1. Prevent that window from popping up (or make it invisible) in lieu of that, 2. Change that popup window to have no Cancel button. Help me ! Thank you in advance.
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Hello ! i try to use the command DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, RptName, "SnapshotFormat(*.snp)", _ strPathandFileName Works just fine. I want this process to be automatic and hidden from the user, but a window pops up with a "Cancel" button. I don't want to allow the user the cancel option, and I'd prefer to have that pop-up window be invisible. Can I do either of these things: 1. Prevent that window from popping up (or make it invisible) in lieu of that, 2. Change that popup window to have no Cancel button. Help me ! Thank you in advance.
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Hello ! i try to use the command DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, RptName, "SnapshotFormat(*.snp)", _ strPathandFileName Works just fine. I want this process to be automatic and hidden from the user, but a window pops up with a "Cancel" button. I don't want to allow the user the cancel option, and I'd prefer to have that pop-up window be invisible. Can I do either of these things: 1. Prevent that window from popping up (or make it invisible) in lieu of that, 2. Change that popup window to have no Cancel button. Help me ! Thank you in advance.
The Office Suite is meant for interactive use, and will pop up all kinds of dialogs when it sees fit. AFAIK there isn't much you can do about that. Of course you don't need the Access application, you could create your own app (with GUI and business logic) and use OLEDB and an access database file as the data store. That won't pop up anything you didn't design. :)
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