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    Access - Devastation

    Total subscribers in the period: 2274 14 to 24 years: 60 25 to 30 years: 180 31 to 40 years: 574 41 to 50 years: 703 51 to 60 years: 495 61 to 70 years: 229 71 to 80 years: 31 81 to 88 years: 2
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    Access - Devastation

    Pat Hartman, I think you're misjudging me. We know very well the potential of Ms Access, and there is no dispute about it. What I am bringing here are numbers, which show a trend towards the distance of young people. I posted a link to a forum on electronics, wanting to show the degree of...
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    Access - Devastation

    Here's a quick survey of subscribers on my website from 2017 to 2022. Total subscribers in the period: 2274 10 to 24 years: 60 25 to 30 years: 180 31 to 40 years: 574 41 to 50 years: 703 51 to 99 years: 757 5 years and only 60 subscribers, under 25 years. Have you noticed that most of the...
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    Access - Devastation

    Forget all that because young people have already taken another direction. MS Access is being supported by a generation over the age of 50. The MS Access curve is following the curve of the elderly. So it doesn't matter here whether MS Access is good or bad.
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    Access - Devastation

    I've been working with MS Access for 20 years. I have a website here in Brazil about MS Access and the majority of participants who register are over 50 years old. And I can say categorically, MS Access has its days numbered. I have a degree in Electronic Engineering and I recently offered a...
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    100 Useful MS Access Links

    Hi The construction of ribbons would be a great option in your list. https://www.accessribbon.de/en/ http://www.ribbons-access.com/
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    Is Access the right solution?

    Hi virtualization (RDS) can be a good alternative. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/welcome-to-rds Download a sample for kindle, about Access WEB Application. It can be an alternative to be followed. Professional Access 2013 Programming
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    Show Custom Ribbon On User Logon

    Hi You have to learn to use the GetVisible attribute. I believe that the "Ribbon Creator 2010" have some help teaching about the GetVisible. Download RibbonGetVisible.zip example to study. http://www.ribbons-access.com/downloads.asp See also this article...
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    Custom ribbon action button not working with vba

    Sashapixie, enable reference MICROSOFT OFFICE 14.0 OBJECT LIBRARY 14.0 > Access 2010 15.0 > Access 2013 16.0 > Access 2016 IRibbonControl is a class this reference.
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    How to hide built in ribbons

    Hi PROBLEMS: Can't find a way to hide the HomeTab. Yes, but his menu will be stuck in Add_ins guide. If I recrate all my menus from scratch and move to Ribbons, is there a way to hide part of the menu, based on the user opened the App ? ie, Can I hide part of it after loading ? Yes, you...
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    How to hide built in ribbons

    Hi To have the Menu outside the Add-ins guide, you will have to keep the file in the format 2000-2003 (MDB). Here is an example of the MDB file (2003) and see the menu outside the Add-ins guide. Note: in 2013 and 2016 will be trapped in add-in guide. Use both indicated site to learn how to...
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    How to hide built in ribbons

    Hi In the Access Options> Current Database> uncheck: - Allow full menus - Allow internal toolbar See this article. This in Portuguese, use google translator. http://www.usandoaccess.com.br/dicas/carregar-menu-guia-suplementos-ribbon.asp?id=1&idlista=10#inicio Note: This method does not...
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    Ribbon not appearing in 2010

    Hi I tested here with this structure and it worked. <customUI xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui"> <ribbon startFromScratch="true"> </ribbon> </customUI>
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    Ribbon not appearing in 2010

    Hi Copy and paste here your XML You are using the USysRibbons table or a common table (tblRibbons)?
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    Dynamic RibbonXML

    Hi follows the example file - Note the use of INVALIDATE through the event "after update" group options. - Note the fncGetVisible () function changing the grp3 group Public Sub fncGetVisible(control As IRibbonControl, ByRef visible) On Error GoTo fError Select Case control.Id Case...
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