Ok So I have wrote some pretty extensive custom code for a dashboard. The code will close the form if a user does not have any values to add to a combobox. I know this isn’t ideal but it was a work in progress to lock users into only seeing information they need to see and not seeing a blank run of the dashboard. Well… It works!!! I am not locked out. The dashboard will load realize I am not on the list and boot me. Problem is I need to access the code to stop this behavior so I can finish the code. Is there a file that stores custom code that I can edit outside of the designer to comment out this one line of code. I believe there was another user added to the list that might be able to access it but I am not sure and had promised this would be ready in the morning. I was wandering if anyone had any suggestions and no… laughing at me is not helpful 
any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance.
You can use the Customization Maintenance program to bring up the customization and then from the Actions menu select ‘Show Custom Data’
Then click on the ‘Custom Code’ tab, change your code, click save data and close out.
In the future you may want to use Security Groups instead of User IDs for something like this, easier to add/remove yourself from a Security Group.
-Rick
www.getaligned.solutions
I’m gonna laugh for like a second 
Ok I’m done now. Open The Customization Maintenace Screen (in Upgrade Mass Gen menu in System area)
Load up your customization and in the tools option there is a Modify Custom Data which will let you load up and modify the code.
I’ll send some screenshots shortly
-Jose
Security groups would be great but the data in the dashboard is for a select few users and the select few users are only to see their data not everyone anyone elses. so this is why i did this, I will try the solution quick. I feel like such a nit wit but it does add humor to everyone’s day
Tada!!! Excellent it worked. I bet Epicor put this in for guys like me 
I haven’t really messed with it much, but I think Epicor has field level security. May be something to look into, even if it doesn’t work for this case.