It sounds like the AllowBypassKey property is set to false. From
another database try running this code:
Dim db As DAO.Database
Set db = OpenDatabase(PathToYourdbInQuotes)
db.Properties("AllowBypassKey") = True
db.close
Set db = Nothing
If the offending database has a password you'll have to include it in
the parameter
If that works you should be able to see your db container when you open
it with the shift key down.
Regards
Robin.
--- In [email protected], "Calvin Wilkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I have just inherited an access database that will not allow me to
view
> the "database window" no matter what I do.
> I have tried the shift key when opening it. I have tried the "F11"
key
> after it opens. I have gone into the "startup" section and made sure
> that all the boxes are checked (show database window, use custom
keys,
> etc). I need to view the tables etc. and am at a loss as to how to
get
> them visible!!
>
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