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rhett7660

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Hi all..

Here is what I would like to do.....

I would like to know if you can create a "Title Bar". Mainly having a drop down with something to the effect of which form you would like to go to and then at the bottom of the list an exit..... Almost like a program.. Is this possible within access2k3? Or instead of having a button to move from form to form and exit.. have a drop down list, maybe a combo box??? Just seeing if anybody has done this..

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REIs this possible within Access 2003

You can do it by creating your own menu / Tool Bar have a look in the help to get you started and then post back if you have any problems
 

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Smart...

So this is possible?? I am looking in the help file within access and all I am getting is how to hide/modify the tool bars within access.. Nothing about creating one..... When I do a search say in google.. it gives me links for creating a drop down menu for a website...nothing for access... or it gives me the same type of info that microsoft is telling me.. Still looking thou..

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I have attached some instructions on how to create a menu

Once created go to tools startup and choose your new menu from the menu bar drop down list and deselect the boxes below
 

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Smart...

Thanks but I think we miss understood what I am trying for.. I would like this type of dropdown menu on an access form....not within access...does this make sense...

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Yes, you can do what you want with a combo box. Use the AfterUpdate event of the combo box to perform the action based on the users selection from the combo box. Use a Select Case statement to determine what to do based on the users choice in the combo box. Search around for there are examples of using a select case.
 

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ghudson

Thank you I will do a search for "Select Case".....

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