While trying to create a custom menu bar for a form, I tried to use the Control-drag method of copying macros from the built-in menu bar to the custom menu bar. I ended up changing the built-in menu bar. Now, under the View menu of the built-in menu bar, the sub menu for Toolbars does not open. Therefore, I can’t get to the control panels to attempt a fix. The problem occurred at work, where the file is on a server. Same problem at every work station. I bring the file home and open it on my home computer, and the built-in menu is intact. Any advise? [sig]<p>Tom Spencer<br><a href=mailto:tomaskmbl@aol.com>tomaskmbl@aol.com</a><br>[/sig]
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Access 97. Can't restore default Menu Bar
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at work, you need to open the Custom Menu dialog box, look for the RESET button, click this, and it should reset the Built-In Menu..... since you didn't change the menu on the machine at home, you won't notice the problem.
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