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well, you can create an empty group have to push everything to the right. see

hi It is difficult to analyze without seeing the XML code. Reference is marked MICROSOFT OFFICE 12.0 LIBRARY ? Are using the table USysRibbons ?

Hi download sample well, that's what I understood

Hi try using the command "DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord" before the call report example ... DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord DoCmd.OpenReport "report name" ...

Explain better what you want to do with this change, there may be other solutions without changing this attribute. What comes to mind is the use of REPLACE () to change the XML

Hi, 1) You can disable the ribbon using docmd.showtoolbar Create a function in module glabal public function fncDisableRibbon () docmd.ShowToolbar "ribbon", acToolbarNo end function Call the function fncDisableRibbon () through macro AutoExec 2) Another option is to use the extension ACCDR...

Use very access 2007 I did not see many differences in access 2010. The ribbons for the 2010 access became even more powerful The ribbon is a reality and it will not change The software companies adopt the model ribbon (FireFox, Autocad 2010 and Solidworks, etc.) Paint and WordPad in Windows 7...

beyond beautiful example of John, you left out "and" Me.profitcombo = DLookup("profitratiorank", "[tbl_annualdata]", "YearData = " & Me!yearcombo & " And Custname = '" & Me!customer & "'") Sucess

Hello david See the changes in your CustomMenu.mdb 1) see img1.gif of updates to kernel startup 2) I created the AutoExec macro calling the function fncLoadMenu () 3) see the function in the module "modMenu" 4) see the changes in the form frmMain good, I have hit this time (laughs) success

I like this visual grid. Can be modified. see the image

hi all control must have the name of "id" unique to be identified by a function or macro onAction is the attribute that calls for a function or macro. Where the name of the function / macro in xml? see the modified code <customUI...

Use the property "default value" field ssl (Form3) to pass the value of SightID (form2sub) example = [Forms]! [Form1]! [Form2sub]. [Form]! [SightID] download the file with the modification

see if you get something on the link below http://www.connectionstrings.com

hi, see if the change is what you expect

hi add a tag commands in the position indicated success <customUI xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui"> <commands> <command idMso="ApplicationOptionsDialog" enabled = "false"/> <command idMso="FileExit" enabled = "false"/> <command idMso="Help" enabled = "false"/>...

hi, On my site has a full article on this issue. Despite being in Portuguese, you can use google's translator. I teach both the access set 2003 as the access 2007 visit the link below to open the article you http://www.usandoaccess.com.br/dicas/dica4.asp?id=1#inicio