I have a main application form that runs as a popup form. When I minimize the application form so that I can check out some table values with the navigation pane I cannot restore the application form window. It just stays as a small X icon on the lower left side of the screen. The only way to get it back is to minimize all of Access and then click on the Access icon again on the task bar to maximize it. Then the main form window is restored to its original position and size. Am I missing something. Would be nice if Microsoft would have included the restore and maximize buttons and not just an X close button.
Mr rost you have been very amazing in your video. Pls keep the good job. Pls I learn that ms access can now be Link to dataverse in power app. Can you show us how it can be done and which version of ms access does that?
I set my main menu to modal to further lockdown the database on top of hiding the navigation panel and tool bar. i use an admin password button to close the main menu, so I'm able to press f11 to get to 'file' for setting trusted locations in the end-user access exe files.
I have a main application form that runs as a popup form. When I minimize the application form so that I can check out some table values with the navigation pane I cannot restore the application form window. It just stays as a small X icon on the lower left side of the screen. The only way to get it back is to minimize all of Access and then click on the Access icon again on the task bar to maximize it. Then the main form window is restored to its original position and size. Am I missing something. Would be nice if Microsoft would have included the restore and maximize buttons and not just an X close button.
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Hi Richard, what's version of MS Access are you using? thanks for being great teacher as always
Whatever the most recent version is as of the time of the video.
Mr rost you have been very amazing in your video. Pls keep the good job.
Pls I learn that ms access can now be Link to dataverse in power app.
Can you show us how it can be done and which version of ms access does that?
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I set my main menu to modal to further lockdown the database on top of hiding the navigation panel and tool bar. i use an admin password button to close the main menu, so I'm able to press f11 to get to 'file' for setting trusted locations in the end-user access exe files.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing.