[AccessD] Office Link in a customed Menu Bar

Phillippe:

No solution but I have noticed in a fairly copmlex app for one of my
clients that was developed in 2003, that there are things which don't
behave the same in 2007 (mdb not mde).   So I wonder what would happen if
you created a new db in 2007 and imported all the objects from the 2003 db?
If that's a practical experiment.

Rocky


Original Message:
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From: philippe pons phpons at gmail.com
Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 10:52:43 +0200
To: accessd at databaseadvisors.com
Subject: [AccessD] Office Link in a customed Menu Bar


Hi all,

I need your help!

I have an A2003 application that is being used under A2007.

This application exposes a customed menu bar, with a command button that
triggers an Office link to Excel or Word.
It allows the user to export reports to XL or Word.

What happen under A2007 is that the custom menu bar is there, but not the
Office Link button.
However, the following VBA command:
?Application.CommandBars("myCustomedMenuBar").Controls(9).caption
returns &Liaisons Office (i.e Office Link), showing that the control is
still there within the command bar.
Both properties Enable and Visible of this control are true.
But the control will not display!!

Do you know how I could give a new birth to this control?

Or is it possible to recreate such a command by code?

What I could you do is create a "normal" button, and give its onAction
property the name of a function that will do
the Office Link. But what is the VBA command that could do that?

Thank's in advance for any help,

Philippe
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