Hi Marsh,
I'm pretty sure that if you start your application with the Status bar ON
then you can toggle it on and off with:
Application.SetOption "Show Status Bar", True
Application.SetOption "Show Status Bar", False
If you don't have "Display Status Bar" checked in the startup dialog then
this method does not work.
>>Hi, in Excel you can use the line application.displaystatusbar to check
>>whether the status bar is visible. What is the Access equivilant?
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>If that causes a property not found error (3270), I presume
>that the status bar is being shown.

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Marshall Barton - 29 Dec 2006 22:56 GMT
Of course. Thanks for the reminder, RG.
And for Jonathan, the answer is GetOption

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>Hi Marsh,
>I'm pretty sure that if you start your application with the Status bar ON
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>>If that causes a property not found error (3270), I presume
>>that the status bar is being shown.