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No use for this code since the user can click the more command menu and can select the navigation pane and others to return.
Thanks Sanal for your response. There are many other ways also you can bring the controls back like opening the Access file using Shift key. However the code placed in the Form load event should bring the controls back to hidden mode.
i have tried it in access 2016, and it doesn’t work in access 2016.
Thanks for your query Ivar. You can try following code that works with MS Access 2016: