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Toolbar keeps going away, force it up?

I built a little MS-Access inventory application. For some reason when
some users open the application, the standard tool-bar is missing for
them. I have to open the app from MS-Access to re-enable it. I
suspect they run a different MS-Access app for other puposes and that
one closes the tool-bar and MS-Access remembers the closing, keeping
it that way for all apps.

Is there a way to programmatically ensure or force the tool bar to be
visible?

Thanks in advance.
Aug 27 '08 #1
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If by "standard toolbar" you mean the database toolbar (the one that's
showing when the db window has the focus), use this line of code to make it
show.

Application.CommandBars("Database").Visible = True

Chris
Microsoft MVP
topmind wrote:
>I built a little MS-Access inventory application. For some reason when
some users open the application, the standard tool-bar is missing for
them. I have to open the app from MS-Access to re-enable it. I
suspect they run a different MS-Access app for other puposes and that
one closes the tool-bar and MS-Access remembers the closing, keeping
it that way for all apps.

Is there a way to programmatically ensure or force the tool bar to be
visible?

Thanks in advance.
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Aug 27 '08 #2
On Aug 26, 6:30*pm, "Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com" <u29189@uwe>
wrote:
If by "standard toolbar" you mean the database toolbar (the one that's
showing when the db window has the focus), use this line of code to make it
show.

* * Application.CommandBars("Database").Visible = True
So far it seems to work. Thanks!
>
Chris
Microsoft MVP

topmind wrote:
I built a little MS-Access inventory application. For some reason when
some users open the application, the standard tool-bar is missing for
them. I have to open the app from MS-Access to re-enable it. *I
suspect they run a different MS-Access app for other puposes and that
one closes the tool-bar and MS-Access remembers the closing, keeping
it that way for all apps.
Is there a way to programmatically ensure or force the tool bar to be
visible?
Thanks in advance.

--
Message posted viahttp://www.accessmonster.com
Aug 27 '08 #3

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