I users who want to think a regular WinForm using, but the backend I reached DB to handle goods Are there. Can using this access form and everything in the background disappear? Can we make an exe out of form? What is MDE?
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You can create an EXE from an Access database such as other people have said but you should not There is a long way to hide that your app is written in Access, for example you can ...
- Add a custom splash screen
To do this, simply save a BMP file as your DB in the same folder and say it exactly File name that MyDatabase.BMP beginning rather see when access Access splash screen you will see your custom.
- Taskbar icon
Switch to your database instead change the application icon to device-startup and a symbol of your choice
- Change the icon on your forms
You can change the icon on your forms with standard access one to do anything like you, this code in a module
Compare Options Database Options Clear Private Promotional Feature LoadImage Lib "user32" _ aka "LoadImageA" _ (ByVal hInst Long, as As the switch to _ ByVal lpsz String, _ ByVal as un1 Long, _ ByVal as n1 Long, _ ByVal n2 As Long, _ ByVal un2 to) personal publicity function as long as _ SendMessage Lib as "user32" _ alias "SendMessageA" _ (ByVal hwnd long, _ ByVal WMsg long, as as _ ByVal wParam long, _ lParam private as long as) _ in any form Promotional function GetSystemMetrics Lib "user32" (By Byval nIndex) WM_SETICON = & amp; as Long Private Contact. H80 Personal Console IMAGE_ICON = 1 Private Contact LR_LOADFROMFILE = & amp; H10 private contact SM_CXSMICON as long as 49 = private code SM_CYSMICON Long = 50 Public Function SetFormIcon (HWND as long, strIconPath string) Boolean dim lIcon Long as dim as as lResult Long dim until X, as long as Y = GetSystemMetrics (SM_CXSMICON) y = GetSystemMetrics (SM_CYSMICON) lIcon = LoadImage (0, strIconPath, 1, x, y, LR_LOADFROMFILE) lResult = SendMessage (hwnd, WM_SETICON, 0, ByVal lIcon) Expiration Function
Then you call forms like this on OnOpen event
SetFormIcon Me.hwnd, ("C: \ Material \ NewIcon .ico")
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