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How can I disable the access-options or to hide it?
If you open your MS Access 2007, you usually see the button at the upper left the “Microsoft Office button” and if you click on that, you’ll see the different functions like: “new”, “save”, “open” etc and at the button you’ll see the “access options” and “exit”.
Make a ACCDE copy of the DB
This will Strip out your VB source (but will leave the compiled code intact).
but first get your menu setting the way you want
e.g.
1. click Access Options->Current Database.
2. Uncheck “Enable Full Menus” for this database
3. From the Database Tools menu, choose “Make ACCDE”
Note Unless you apply a valid digital signature to you DB, Access will warn about VB script and prompt user to Open or cancel good thing is it will quit if they don’t accept run VB script but its better to create a digital signature for your DB
Hope this helps