All of the code examples here
are to demonstrate the use of particular RunCommand Constants. They may
not be the best or the most efficient method of achieving the end
result. In fact for some you should be able to find better ways. Some
examples have a 
symbol. This indicates that the code uses SendKeys which is not a robust method.
I have tried to test all the code examples and include error trapping where approrpiate. If you find any mistakes or can suggest any improvements to the examples please let me know. I would also be pleased to include any examples that you may have that use RunCommand constants that I have not already got covered.
Some of the code on this site appears by permission of the person who first wrote it. Please feel free to use the code but observe the copyright notice in the examples. Other examples are from Microsoft sources. The exact source of each piece of code is displayed above the code concerned. The RunCommand constant is highlighted within the code.
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Code examples starting acCmdD
The constants are colour coded dependent on the version in which they first appeared - Access 97, Access 2000, Access XP, Access 2003 or Access 2007.
- Constant Used
- Example
- acCmdDataEntry
- Add New Records
- acCmdDatasheetView
- Change Form View
- acCmdDebugWindow
- Display Debug Window
- Debug Window Via a Menu
- acCmdDeleteRecord
- Delete A Record
- acCmdDesignView
- Add Or Remove Form Headers
- Print the Relationship Diagram
- Show and Hide Columns on a SubForm
- acCmdDocMaximize
- Maximize Form
- Resize The Active Window
- acCmdDocMinimize
- Resize The Active Window
- acCmdDocMove
- Move Form
- acCmdDocRestore
- Resize The Active Window
- Restore Form Size
- acCmdDocSize
- Resize Form
- acCmdDocumenter
- Show Documenter
- acCmdDuplicate
- Duplicate Control