modifying (cracking) MDE (ADE) reports and forms

Reports and forms that discover MDE can actually modify the

Today, when you modify a customer's report, you accidentally discover that an MDE file can also modify the formatting of forms and reports, as well as properties. And it's really preserved.
The methods and steps are sorted out to share with you.

Saving an Access database as an MDE prevents users from viewing in Design view, modify forms, reports, but if the programmer does not set the form's allow design changes property to Design view only, you can view property values on forms and controls by right-clicking on the form and selecting Properties. However, these properties are not modifiable. For a report, it doesn't even have the "Allow design changes" attribute, so is there any way to modify the properties of forms and reports in an MDE?

Suppose you generate an MDE file that contains frmtest forms and rpttest reports.

Hold down the SHIFT key to open the MDE file, display the Database window, select the Frmtest form, and you can see that the Design button is grayed out and not available. But using the following steps, you will find another cave:
(1) Open the form frmtest.
(2) Use the "ALT+F11" key combination to enter the VBA code Editor.
(3) Press the design mode key
(4) window experience into Design view
(5) Modify the properties of the mobile phone label and text box on the form, change the label title to Fax, change the control Source property of the text box to fax, and change the title of the form to employee information. Almost any property and format can be repaired, you can change the position of the control, you can change the bound database .... In addition to code, almost everything can be achieved.
(6) Then click the Save button, close the form, and then reopen the form to find that all changes have been saved.
This seems unlikely, but it can be saved.
Using the same method, modify the report's mobile phone text box to bind to the Fax field, readjust the position of each control, and so on.

Tony 2004/05/08 Evening Book

Note:

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The role of the "design mode" button has not been known for a long time. Originally can be used as a use, thank customers for this report and Fluke:

05/09 Nights continued study:
You can open another new MDB that copies all the controls for a form or report in this MDE, non-virtualized the original form and report, and then copy the original forms and reports. The forms and reports of the MDE are cracked in disguise, and of course, VBA code is not included.
If you can write a section of the program again, open the report to the design state (for example, Zhuyiwen to open the report in a subform), open the report in the subform as design state, block some unnecessary menus and toolbars, do some layout and shift functions, and drag the fields to the report. Enables users to fully customize the report.
You can also insert new controls, charts, and ActiveX controls, as well as add and delete form headers and footers. However, if you delete the control that the code refers to, it can cause code errors.
You can also use the Expression Builder, macro Builder, but the Code Builder is not available.
You can also change the report "Page Setup" and so on and change the horizontal dozen and so on