In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I'm going to teach you how to schedule a forced shutdown time for all users logged into your Microsoft Access database. In Part 2 we will setup a TempVar to track the database startup time. We will them setup a timer event in our main menu to check to see if the shutdown time has passed.
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