I'm gonna remove them ASAP, but in a mean time I need to be able to switch between old toolbars and ribbons. Just to mention, old Toolbars & Menubars still remain in the project. I'm sure there's no code to manipulate BorderStyle, ControlBox & Minimize/Maximize/Close buttons. at least on most of them, as far as I can remember. There is no special code as to format report objects. Most of the project was imported from Access 97. One doesn't want users adding buttons to the bar. I'm not sure if this is by design, but it is a plus if On it also seems to have the effect of preventing changes to the QuickĪccess Bar. Creating this blank Ribbon or a custom Ribbon with buttons One way of reclaiming most of the real estate that the ribbonĬonsumes, but only when the bug is fixed that makes my report buttonsĭisappear. The "tab" section of the ribbon by using code from here. I've created a blank Ribbon which only shows I'm not sure if the ribbon can be customized to change its contentsĭepending on which form or report is displayed as I am doing with myĬustom menu bars now - if not the functionality would be severely Near filling a Ribbon with their applications. I'd be interested to know if others will go anywhere Putting these few items on the ribbon seems like a gross None of these menuīars contain more than a few buttons on the bar itself and a short Usually specific to particular forms and reports.
Most of my applications have a few custom menu bars that are Custom ribbons are not asĮasy as custom menus/toolbars, so there's a learning curve on that.Īmount of screen real estate it consumes, in my case for no good Redevelop your custom menus/toolbars as ribbons.
The switch from menus and toolbars to ribbon is a major change that causes The disappearing Close button (and max and min) from the Preview ribbon is a
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