AFAIK, you can't change automatic warning messages' titles or content. all
you can do is to trap error codes and supply your own message boxes, using
the MsgBox() function's "Title" argument to show any title you choose.

hth

Some errors need to be handled by the operating system. That one can be
easily handled by adding error handling.

Right after the the name of the sub, add the line:

On Error Resume Next

If the form can't open, nothing will happen. If you want to give the user a
message, try this:

Sub Whatever()
On Error GoTo Error_Handler

DoCmd.OpenForm "frmWhatever"

Exit_Here:
   Exit Sub

Error_Handler:
   MsgBox "There's no data!", vbOKOnly, "YourTitleHere"
   Resume Exit_Here

End Sub
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
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http://www.datastrat.com
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Set the Application Title in the Start Up properties
of the database.

This will be used instead "Access" in all of the
"Access" messages.

You will still get "Access" in VBA message boxes,
but if you don't know what I mean by that, it probably
is not going to affect you.

(david)