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After more than 10.000 hours of search and testing I found a workaround that works in the runtime environment. Requires just one line of code: DoCmd.OutputTo Report, "reportname" this command has more options to refine the output (xls, html, ...) Jose Ribas

ok. I will attach a completely basic test database so you can take a look in the code.

In my computer, I just add the folder (where the accdr is located) as trusted location and simulate the runtime environment (by changing the accde extension to accdr) and still see no buttons. Are you sure it will work in a real runtime environmment?

Hi Bob, thanks for the help. Yes, my custom ribbon is assigned as the default ribbon for the database

Hi. My clients are running an access 2007 application in runtime environment. The application has a basic custom ribbon with 3 export buttons (export to word, to excel and FileSaveAsPdfOrXps). In my cumputer, with full office 2007 installed (SP2), the buttons work ok, but when I move the app to...