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what's up with access

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I've got a few NT workstations on my system
that when you close an access program it minimizes access instead of closing it. Not all of my workstations do it which makes it a little harder to figure out

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by davidm

no,as a matter of fact the process is what closed,because if you maximize access again it is blank waiting for you to open something

by thezoo

We see that problem also. It's probably caused by a connection loss to the database.
The only way to get the minimized window dissapear is by logging out or use the taskmanager.

by mackem

Do you use the switchboard manager. If so then write a simple Macro with the command Quit and properties Save all. Assign this macro to a command Exit on the switchboard manager.
By clicking on the command Access should close with the database.
Go for it.

by mackem

Do you use the switchboard manager. If so then write a simple Macro with the command Quit and properties Save all. Assign this macro to a command Exit on the switchboard manager.
By clicking on the command Access should close with the database.
Go for it.

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