Turn off the Office Assistant through Access VBA

Is there a way to disable the Office Assistant through VBA at program startup?

re: Turn off the Office Assistant through Access VBA

"Lauren Quantrell" <laurenquantrell@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is there a way to disable the Office Assistant through VBA at program[/color]
startup?


How about Application.Assistant.On = False

re: Turn off the Office Assistant through Access VBA

"rkc" wrote
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> How about Application.Assistant.On = False[/color]

Too bad there's not a property for

Application.Assistant.NeverDarkenMyDoorAgain

<GRIN>

re: Turn off the Office Assistant through Access VBA

bouncer@localhost.not (Larry Linson) wrote in
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>"rkc" wrote
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> > How about Application.Assistant.On = False[/color]
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>Too bad there's not a property for
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> Application.Assistant.NeverDarkenMyDoorAgain
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Well, you can always go to the Office folder and look for the *.act
files (these are office assistant "actor" files) and delete them --
this makes it impossible for them to load, ever.

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