Actually, no, that is not the case. I am not aware that using some dll is
going to make one bit of difference.
However, if you do disable the shift-key by-pass with security in mind, then
that means that your users will NOT be able to use my example code that pops
up the file browse dialog box, and lets you "browse" to a mdb file to
set/un-set the shift key. You can grab my hand sample that does this at:
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn.../msaccess.html
However, anyone can download the above example, and run the above code on
any access file.
So, what you really need to do is secure the database with ms-access
security. You then can use the following code example.
http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0040.htm
Of course, you are no doubt using a mde, as ms-access security can be
cracked. This means your code is protected, but you can't totally disable
the shift key, since security can be broken. I would think that just
disabling the shit key the regular way, and then using a mde is all you
should need.
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Albert D. Kallal (MVP)
Edmonton, Alberta Canada
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