I take back what I wrote about finding a way to do it by copying the MDB,
renaming the toolbar, and then importing it into the MDB as a new toolbar.
While that technically worked, it really didn't. I ended up with two copies
of the same toolbar, inextricably linked! When I modify one, the other is
modified as well!
In other words: I started out with ToolbarA. Copied the MDB and renamed it
to ToolbarB. Imported toolbars from the copy and then had a ToolbarA and a
ToolbarB in the original db. However, when I add or remove an item from
ToolbarB, ToolbarA is modified. So they're really the same toolbar, but with
two instances in the database. Very weird.
Anyway, just thought I'd post it here as a follow-up.
Neil
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>>I have a form that has its own custom menu bar in Access 2000. I'd like to
make a copy of the menu bar and use it with another form. How can I do
this? Thanks.
Right click on any toolbar and select Customize. Click the 'New' button
and give it a name, then Ctrl-drag your controls from the old to the new
toolbar.