Custom Toolbars and Menu Bars Guide V1.00

$12.95

If you have ever wanted to create your own custom menu bars or toolbars for your Access database, this guide is for you.

It contains complete step-by-step instructions for creating -

• custom Toolbars
• custom Menu bars
• and custom popup (shortcut) menus.

It deals with each step in detail then shows how to use these menus and toolbars in your own forms, reports etc.

	The step-by-step instructions are clearly identified and discussed in detail.
	A concise glossary of all common terms provides clear explanation and, where necessary, are illustrated for clarity.

	All complex Microsoft Access dialogs encountered in implementing the solution are identified, illustrated and discussed.

Suitable Uses

Restricting User Access 

If the Microsoft Access database you are developing will be available to users running the retail version of Access, you may want to remove built-in Access commands and restrict users to a specific set of commands.

Databases Distributed as MDE's

If you are distributing your database as an MDE file then you will definitely want to define your own set of menu bars and toolbars. One of the benefits of an MDE is to restrict use of Access commands to users. By creating your own custom menu bars and toolbars you further enhance the benefits of distributing an MDE.

Make the Interface Unique (impress the boss)

Impress the boss and make your database look unique. By removing all the standard Access menus and toolbars you can make your database look completely unique. You can have custom graphics, custom layout etc.

Features

• Easy step-by-step instructions for creating all custom menu bars and toolbars.
• Print facility so you can print out those instructions for study at your leisure.
• Screenshots and explanations for all dialogs encountered.
• Glossary of common terms.

$12.95