On 10 Jan 2004 10:02:27 -0800 in comp.databases. ms-access, danieltan@time. net.my (Daniel Tan) wrote:
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>How can i take away the Access 2000 help menu ? Even better then whole
>default menu. Pls advise. Thanks.[/color]
The menu bar is a propery of each form, so you can create a menu using
the menu builder wizard and set each form to use that.
Alternatively you can turn it off, e.g. in VBA
docmd.ShowToolb ar "menu bar",acToolbarN o
Or using the ShowToolbar method in a macro if that's your bag.
Personally I design a form to fit into the window so I prefer to give
a blank menu bar to the plebes so that the same amound of screen real
estate is taken up for plebes and power users alike (but then I also
stick project and language selectors in that bar anyway so it's needed
for both).
On 23 Jan 2004 17:39:13 GMT in comp.databases. ms-access, Daniel Tan
<danieltan@time .net.my> wrote:
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>I did issue the command but rhe menu still pop out . Any advise ?
>Thanks.[/color]
It shouldn't come back unless there's some code that specifically
tells it to come back.
Try creating a menu using the wizard, then set the menubar property of
each form to that menu.
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