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  1. Apr 24th, 2006, 10:53 AM #1
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    Access Refusing To Close

    Hi guys,

    One of my access databases performs some file I/O tasks. At the moment, whenever I close the application, it merely closes the database but not Access itself, which merely minimizes to the task bar. This seems to happen only after I've performed the file I/O tasks, so I included a function that closes any open files before the database can close. Still no luck. Any ideas?

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    Re: Access Refusing To Close

    Are you closing it via code or clicking on the 'x'?
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    Re: Access Refusing To Close

    Just clicking on the 'X' at the moment.
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    Re: Access Refusing To Close

    Can you post your function that gets executed when you close?
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