Re: Menu Bar
From: Marshall Barton (marshbarton_at_wowway.com)
Date: 05/08/04
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Date: Sat, 08 May 2004 09:28:21 -0500
Gary wrote:
>I have tried right clicking the menu - nothing happens...I
>have tried shift open - I do not see any code on the on
>open, on load etc. - still I am not seeing the
>anything .... my question would be what vb code deals with
>menus or what code will hide or disable the menu editing
The code could be in lots of different places. Try opening
any code module and then using Edit - Find with the Search -
Current Database option to look for usage of the CommandBars
object.
-- Marsh MVP [MS Access] >>-----Original Message----- >>GMan wrote: >> >>>I have inherited a database.....After 3hours of research >I am missing >>>something.... a database opens up with a modified >menu.... I cannot see >>>where the menu has been modified ... it is a global menu >and of course there >>>is no "Tools" menu ... I don't see any macros nor an >entry in properites >>>.... I assume its VB Code but do not seem to recognize >that .... what am I >>>missing? >> >> >>The Menu/Tool Bar information is displayed by right >clicking >>on any tool bar and selecting Customize. Once the list of >>bars is displayed, you can right click on any item in the >>tool bar of interest and select properties to see the >>information for any individual item on the bar. One of >the >>properties is OnAction which will contain the name of a >user >>defined function if there is any code associated with it.
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