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How to make full menu & toolbar re-appear
Is there anyway to make the full menu and toolbars re-
appear after you have gotten rid of them? I couldn't figure it out and so I imported database into new database with full menus and now it says I have no network connection when I press a command (find record...)button. Can someone help? |
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How to make full menu & toolbar re-appear
"Beryl" wrote in message
Is there anyway to make the full menu and toolbars re- appear after you have gotten rid of them? I couldn't figure it out and so I imported database into new database with full menus and now it says I have no network connection when I press a command (find record...)button. Can someone help? I'm guessing that the "network connection" error is due to this bug ... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];304548 .... which applies to Access 2000 and was fixed by Office 2000 SP3. However, you may be able to open your original, uncorrupted database with the full menu and toolbars, by holding down the Shift key as you open it. Try that before worrying about the corrupted version. But if you are using Access 2000 and haven't applied SP3, you should certainly do so, as that bug is a real show-stopper. -- Dirk Goldgar, MS Access MVP www.datagnostics.com (please reply to the newsgroup) |
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How to make full menu & toolbar re-appear
First of all, I'm guessing you are running Access 2000. If so, I strongly
suggest that you apply Office 2000 SP3. See this posting for further information. http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=acc2000 Now, to reset your toolbars and menu bar. Type Ctrl+G to get to the immediate window. In the window type DoCmd.ShowToolbar "NameOfToolbar" acToolbarWhereApprop This will reset the toolbar to show up at the default time. You will need to do this for each toolbar. If you have turned off the Allow Default Toolbars in the Startup Options window, use this to reset that option then close and reopen Access. RunCommand acCmdStartupProperties This would also be done in the immediate window. It will open the Startup Options dialog so that you can recheck the checkbox. -- Wayne Morgan Microsoft Access MVP "Beryl" wrote in message ... Is there anyway to make the full menu and toolbars re- appear after you have gotten rid of them? I couldn't figure it out and so I imported database into new database with full menus and now it says I have no network connection when I press a command (find record...)button. Can someone help? |
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