When you create a new Microsoft Access project (.adp) or Microsoft Access database (.mdb), Microsoft Access adds a set of properties to the project's AccessObjectProperties collection or a database's Properties collection.
| Build | AccessVersion |
You access these properties using the following syntax.
CurrentProject.Properties("propertyname").Value
| Name | RecordsAffected |
| Connect | ReplicaID |
| Transactions | DesignMasterID |
| Updatable | Connection |
| CollatingOrder | AccessVersion |
| QueryTimeout | Build |
| Version |
You access these properties using the following syntax.
CurrentDB.Properties("propertyname").Value
When you set a startup property in a project or database through the Startup dialog box, available by clicking Startup on the Tools menu, Microsoft Access adds a set of startup properties to the appropriate Properties collection. These properties are not added when a startup property is added programatically.
| AppTitle | AllowBuiltinToolbars |
| StartupForm | AllowToolbarChanges |
| StartupShowDBWindow | AllowBreakIntoCode |
| StartupShowStatusbar | AllowSpecialKeys |
| StartupMenubar | AppIcon |
| AllowShortcutMenus | StartupShortcutMenubar |
| AllowFullMenus | HijriCalendar |
| AppTitle | AllowBuiltinToolbars |
| StartupForm | AllowToolbarChanges |
| StartupShowDBWindow | AllowBreakIntoCode |
| StartupShowStatusbar | AllowSpecialKeys |
| StartupMenubar | AppIcon |
| AllowShortcutMenus | StartupShortcutMenubar |
| AllowFullMenus | HijriCalendar |