I have an application that acts as a main menu hub to other existing
applications (all mdb files). This app calls other apps and loads their
startup menu. Once the called app has started up, I want to close the main
menu hub mdb file and leave focus on the newly-started app.

How do I do that?

Thanks,
TJD4

End the code which opens the other application with:

Application.Quit

Ken Sheridan
Stafford, England

"TJ Dowling" wrote:

> I have an application that acts as a main menu hub to other existing
> applications (all mdb files). This app calls other apps and loads their
> startup menu. Once the called app has started up, I want to close the main
> menu hub mdb file and leave focus on the newly-started app.
>
> How do I do that?
>
> Thanks,
> TJD4
>

After the called app is opened, close objects that need to be closed, set
object variables to nothing, then use either:

DoCmd.Quit

or

Application.Quit


Chris
Microsoft MVP


TJ Dowling wrote:
>I have an application that acts as a main menu hub to other existing
>applications (all mdb files). This app calls other apps and loads their
>startup menu. Once the called app has started up, I want to close the main
>menu hub mdb file and leave focus on the newly-started app.
>
>How do I do that?

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