Microsoft Access 2010 Bible

Chapter 26: Bulletproofing Access Applications 933 Protecting Visual Basic code You control access to the VBA code in your appli ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 934 After you save and close the project, users attempting to view the application’s ...

Chapter 26: Bulletproofing Access Applications 935 FIGURE 26.23 Enabling all macros Restart Access to apply the security change ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 936 If you or your organization has acquired a digital certificate, you can use it to ...

Chapter 26: Bulletproofing Access Applications 937 Note Don’t sign your Access project until the application has been thoroughly ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 938 l (^) Privacy Options: Lets you choose how Microsoft Office Online communicates w ...

939 CHAPTER Using the Windows Application Programming Interface IN THIS CHAPTER Introducing the Windows application programming ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 940 The API functions are written in libraries that can be dynamically linked to Wind ...

Chapter 27: Using the Windows Application Programming Interface ......................................... 941 Common code base I ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 942 Access applications with the ability to display dialog boxes that are consistent ...

Chapter 27: Using the Windows Application Programming Interface 943 TABLE 27.1 Comparing C/C++ and VBA Data Types C Type Size VB ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 944 Listing 27.2 shows the same declaration using Basic syntax instead of C/C++ synta ...

Chapter 27: Using the Windows Application Programming Interface 945 Sometimes you’ll encounter situations where a function uses ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 946 How to Use the Windows API If you’ve made it this far, congratulations! The conce ...

Chapter 27: Using the Windows Application Programming Interface 947 Lib “LibraryName” The library name is simply the name of the ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 948 Note The arguments in the argument list are only placeholders. It doesn’t matter ...

Chapter 27: Using the Windows Application Programming Interface 949 Dim strMyString As String strMyString = String$(20,” “) The ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 950 The “API Examples” section, later in this chapter, provides typical wrapper funct ...

Chapter 27: Using the Windows Application Programming Interface 951 FIGURE 27.1 The System Information dialog box FIGURE 27.2 Th ...

Part IV: Professional Database Development 952 Retrieving system information The Windows API provides a number of functions that ...