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Jake F - 12 Feb 2008 22:24 GMT
I have a database that brings up a form on open and hides the main menu
display (tables, querries, reports...) on the left side.  In Access 2003 I
was able to make a button using a SendKeys macro command to bring the main
menu up, but in Access 2007 I can't seem to do that.  I'm guessing it is
something simple but I'd like to be able to add a button to the startup form
that allows me to bring the main menu display up onclick.  Thanks.
Jake F - 12 Feb 2008 22:28 GMT
My apologies, after spending an hour searching without success, I found my
answer after posting.

> I have a database that brings up a form on open and hides the main menu
> display (tables, querries, reports...) on the left side.  In Access 2003 I
> was able to make a button using a SendKeys macro command to bring the main
> menu up, but in Access 2007 I can't seem to do that.  I'm guessing it is
> something simple but I'd like to be able to add a button to the startup form
> that allows me to bring the main menu display up onclick.  Thanks.
 
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