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How do you create a Desktop Shortcut to a form>

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BobC - 23 Mar 2008 02:12 GMT
How do I create a windows desktop shortcut icon such that it launches a
specific Access form (frmMainMenu).
Albert D. Kallal - 23 Mar 2008 02:29 GMT
Open up your database, and view the forms window/tab....

Now, just drag the form from ms-access to your windows desktop...it will
create a shortcut that launches that form....

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Al Campagna - 23 Mar 2008 02:38 GMT
Bob,
   The icon's Target would be...
   "<path>/MSAccess.exe" "<path>/Your.mdb"
   In Access Tools/Startup set the Display Form: to the form you want to
open on startup.
   Or...
   Create a Macro called AutoExec, and put your OpenForm in there.
   (Autoexec is a macro that runs whenever Access opens an .mdb.)
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> How do I create a windows desktop shortcut icon such that it launches a
> specific Access form (frmMainMenu).
 
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