Under the office menu code, you should be able to hide it as follows:
<officeMenu>
<button idMso="FileOpenDatabase" visible="false"/>
</officeMenu>
Hope this helps,
Andy
"evenlater" <evancater@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:6537bd3b-1cab-4e66-be8b-e3670aa8b4d8@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I have an .accde file with custom ribbons and with "Allow Full Menus"
> set to False, but the Office Button menu still gives the user the
> ability to create a new Access database, or -- much worse -- open an
> existing one.
>
> My application is on a terminal server and I'm trying to plug all the
> holes so the user can't do anything but use my application. But right
> now if the user goes to the Office Button and clicks "Open", he can
> navigate to the back-end of my application and use/change/delete the
> tables. Even if I use Access User Level Security (and I am), since the
> user is logged into the MDW file, he can do anything I've given him
> permission to do -- add records, delete records, etc. -- without any
> of the data validation, date stamping and logging I've programmed into
> my forms.
>
> Help!
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