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    Re: [MS Access] - Hide Database Objects

    I will try more tomorrow night as its 3am now lol. But I iterated the properties of a form and the Attribute property, like used on a table, is not there or accessible. Sure you could probably go into the System table and figure out the proper value to OR to the proper column for it but Im sure you guys can check that out while I sleep
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    Re: [MS Access] - Hide Database Objects

    @ TonyNL, I have made a lot of trials and errors but I haven't figured out how to programatically hide forms in Access 2003.

    @ RobDogg: thanks for your time! I know how to hide a form using the form properties, but as you stated in your original posting: it is better to do it programmatically (see below).

    I hope someone can come up with a solution.

    Ketting

    Ever need to set a Table or other Access DB object to Hidden programmatically? Well here's the way to do it that
    makes the object hidden EVEN if the user unchecks the "Show Hidden Objects" feature in the Options dialog box.

    There are no ways to show the Object unless you programmatically turn it back on.

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