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add user manual to menu bar
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I'm confused (not unusual). What do you mean by "add a key"? Do you want to put a link to a Word document in your application?
Duane
Minnesota
Hook'D on Access
MS Access MVP 2001-2016
Duane
Minnesota
Hook'D on Access
MS Access MVP 2001-2016
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Duane,
I created a user manual that I would like to have on a tab on the menu bar.
Right now the menu bar has [pre]File, Home, create, external data ...[/pre]
I'd like to add "User Manual" and when they click that tab, have the ability to open the word document.
I looked at the Quick Access Toolbar but don't see an option to include a link to a document. My intent is to have the document stored in the same folder as the database so it is accessible for updates. Any help/suggestions are most appreciated. Thanks lhuffst
I created a user manual that I would like to have on a tab on the menu bar.
Right now the menu bar has [pre]File, Home, create, external data ...[/pre]
I'd like to add "User Manual" and when they click that tab, have the ability to open the word document.
I looked at the Quick Access Toolbar but don't see an option to include a link to a document. My intent is to have the document stored in the same folder as the database so it is accessible for updates. Any help/suggestions are most appreciated. Thanks lhuffst
have the ability to open the word document"
I use this Sub to open any document with its default application:
---- Andy
There is a great need for a sarcasm font.
I use this Sub to open any document with its default application:
Code:
Public Sub OpenDocument(ByRef strDocPath As String)
Dim G As Long
G = Shell("RUNDLL32.EXE URL.DLL,FileProtocolHandler " & strDocPath, vbNormalFocus)
End Sub---- Andy
There is a great need for a sarcasm font.
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