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    SteveF is offline Generally AccessAble
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    Banish the Access 2010 Navigation Pane

    Pure and simple: How do I PERMANENTLY stop the Navigation Pane from popping up when a table is imported from another Access file?



    I'd really rather not have this visible to the end-users of my applications!

    Steve

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    TheShabz is offline Court Jester
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    SteveF is offline Generally AccessAble
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    No Luck...

    Unfortunately, this did not work...

    I did run the code & apply it to my apps, but it does not seem to have changed the behavior. After I Import a table from a remote *mdb, the Navigation Pane rears its ugly head on the left-hand side of the main window.

    It really doesn't matter to me whether or not what's shown in the Pane can be changed by the user. My POV is that if you don't even see it, you won't be tempted to explore and see if it can be changed. So, we're still chasing that goal: don't even show the Nav. Pane in the first place!

    Steve

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    SteveF is offline Generally AccessAble
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    Problem Solved!

    Got a conclusive answer to this over on Microsoft's Forum site:

    Add the following code to VBA after the line in your code that adds a table to the table collection, either by importing or linking:

    DoCmd.SelectObject acTable, , True
    RunCommand acCmdWindowHide

    It's apparently a "bug" in Access 2010.

    Steve

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