USE ACCESS SPECIAL KEYS - option in MS ACCESS

[MUKESHY12390]

Hi,

can anybody tell me about the below option in MS ACCESS

"I'll bet you that you had the USE ACCESS SPECIAL KEYS unchecked in the startup options of that db file. That will cause the behavior you described."


I'm after something so if I am able to get that option basically it resolve my problem and could save my day.

 

[Micron]

This refers to keyboard keys that allow users to view things or even bypass your startup routine, and there are a few. One place you can read up on this is here
10 tips for securing a Microsoft Access database - TechRepublic

A bit involved to give a complete rundown as to which ones do what, so I found a link for you. You can always look for more if you need to.

 

[MUKESHY12390]

thanks Micron I'll take look.

 

[MUKESHY12390]

I had check out this link before, but seriously I didn't encounter anything and its really heard for to find the option mentioned on link.

 

[xenou]

It's in Access options on the CurrentDatabase tab. Check or uncheck the box.

 

[MUKESHY12390]

thanks Xenou.

 

[MUKESHY12390]

I got one question ... I feel you can answer and entire post is related to this only.

currently I'm working on project which has already created very smartly by someone. whenever I set "Toggle breakpoint " or "Stop" key to execute code by one by one line then press "F5" or "F8" it doesn't stop at toggle point or Stop keyword .

It just complete entire process.

any suggestion most welcome.

 

[MUKESHY12390]

thank you so much guys ... I have just checked and it resolved the problem.

 

[Micron]

Well, to be fair, you didn't originally say you didn't know where it was. You said tell me about it, and since (in my version at least) there's an information symbol beside the option (which doesn't tell me anything). So I figured you wanted to know what it was for. The key combinations on the web page relate to the 'special keys option.

 

[MUKESHY12390]

may be I didn't explain it well.