-=> Quoting Joel Lambert to Jim Chevraux <=-
 JL> Greetings Jim, tks for the reply...  one additional question... If I 
 JL> were to set up custom menus, would not the end user be able to add the
 JL> origional menu bar back to the application? or will the dev kit prevent
 JL> this...    or am I doing something wrong
        You're doing something wrong.  I've got an application that I wrote 
for another company that has the menus locked down nice and tight.  There's 
only one menu option and it's got two options under it ... print and quit. 
-)
        However, I've got to warn you that there's a hole in Access 2's 
security that'll allow people to get into the code.  I don't know what all 
your aims are here, but I figured I'd better mention it.
 JL> I only say this because I'v cunstructed custom menus, taken the 
 JL> databases 2 files and copied them onto another machine running another
        You loading the custom menus on startup of the database (AUTOEXEC 
macro)?  By the time a user can start using menus, they shouldn't have 
anything but your custom menu up there.
jc
 
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