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Creating Menu Bar in a Form

manoj9849967222
Hi All


Is there a way to creat Menu Bar in a Form. Please suggest if this is possible.


Regards
Manoj
Sep 22 '07 #1
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ADezii
8,834 Expert 8TB
Hi All


Is there a way to creat Menu Bar in a Form. Please suggest if this is possible.


Regards
Manoj
  1. Create the Menu Bar.
    1. View ==> Toolbars ==> Customize ==> New.
    2. Enter Name ==> OK.
    3. Select New Toolbar ==> Properties.
    4. Set Type = Menu Bar
    5. Set Docking Options ==> Close.
    6. Select the Commands Tab ==> Select Category & related Commands.
    7. Drag-N-Drop Commands to the Menu Bar which should be visible on the screen.
    8. These are just the very basic steps for creating a Menu Bar then associating it with a Form
  2. Set the Form's Menu Bar Property (Properties ==> Other Tab ==> Menu Bar) = New Menu Bar.
Sep 23 '07 #2
daniel aristidou
491 256MB
  1. Create the Menu Bar.
    1. View ==> Toolbars ==> Customize ==> New.
    2. Enter Name ==> OK.
    3. Select New Toolbar ==> Properties.
    4. Set Type = Menu Bar
    5. Set Docking Options ==> Close.
    6. Select the Commands Tab ==> Select Category & related Commands.
    7. Drag-N-Drop Commands to the Menu Bar which should be visible on the screen.
    8. These are just the very basic steps for creating a Menu Bar then associating it with a Form
  2. Set the Form's Menu Bar Property (Properties ==> Other Tab ==> Menu Bar) = New Menu Bar.
How is a new menu bar created in access 07?
As far as i can see u cant
Sep 23 '07 #3
ADezii
8,834 Expert 8TB
How is a new menu bar created in access 07?
As far as i can see u cant
Sorry, I can't help you there, but I'm sure the Help Files can.
Sep 23 '07 #4
puppydogbuddy
1,923 Expert 1GB
How is a new menu bar created in access 07?
As far as i can see u cant
Click on this link, then scroll down until you come to the topic "Options Tape".

http://www.mstipsandtricks.com/tips-...-features.html

The Options Tape replaces the previous versions Menu Bar and toolbars. Also it provides the main commands in Office Access 2007. One of the main advantages is that it put in a single location the tasks or the entry points used to request the visualization of menus, bars of tools, task’s panels or other components of the user interface.

24) When a data base is opened, the Options Tape appears in the upper edge of the Office Access 2007 main window.
Sep 23 '07 #5
daniel aristidou
491 256MB
Click on this link, then scroll down until you come to the topic "Options Tape".

http://www.mstipsandtricks.com/tips-...-features.html

The Options Tape replaces the previous versions Menu Bar and toolbars. Also it provides the main commands in Office Access 2007. One of the main advantages is that it put in a single location the tasks or the entry points used to request the visualization of menus, bars of tools, task’s panels or other components of the user interface.

24) When a data base is opened, the Options Tape appears in the upper edge of the Office Access 2007 main window.
Sorry this link does not provide the information on Creating new menu bars ect.
I think this sould be a main topic on the forum because it is rather major and efects database design higly.
Sep 25 '07 #6
ADezii
8,834 Expert 8TB
Click on this link, then scroll down until you come to the topic "Options Tape".

http://www.mstipsandtricks.com/tips-...-features.html

The Options Tape replaces the previous versions Menu Bar and toolbars. Also it provides the main commands in Office Access 2007. One of the main advantages is that it put in a single location the tasks or the entry points used to request the visualization of menus, bars of tools, task’s panels or other components of the user interface.

24) When a data base is opened, the Options Tape appears in the upper edge of the Office Access 2007 main window.
Just curious puppydogbuddy, how do you create Menu Bars pro-grammatically in Access 2007, something analogous to the CommandBars Collection?
Sep 25 '07 #7
puppydogbuddy
1,923 Expert 1GB
Sorry this link does not provide the information on Creating new menu bars ect.
I think this sould be a main topic on the forum because it is rather major and efects database design higly.

See these links for the information you are looking for:

MS Access 2007 Ribbon/Office Menu Customization
http://www.access-freak.com/tutorials.html#Tutorial05

How to: Use Existing Custom Menus and Toolbars in Access
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb425845.aspx

Use existing custom toolbars and startup settings in Access 2007
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ac...365441033.aspx

Custom Toolbars in Access 2007
http://blog.datamanagementsolutions....bars-2007.html
Sep 25 '07 #8
Menino
2
None of these links are working or found, I mean they don't exist
Nov 16 '18 #9
Nauticalgent
100 64KB
This post is over 11 years old...Access has moved on as well has some of these posters. Probably better to start a new thread...?
Nov 18 '18 #10

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