Mark Simms
marksimms at verizon.net
Fri Oct 28 08:06:16 CDT 2011
John - there are hot-keys. In fact in my applications, I try to establish them for the users...however, it's tricky because some appear to be reserved. What's really needed is a lot more documentation...of course. The RibbonX book was good, but it still (after 800+ pages !) was not enough for me. The problem is: there's so very few Access developers remaining that use 2007, and even less that use 2010. In fact, this post: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/accessdev/thread/422e15f1-9a44-4e 0c-bd1c-9b878ac12f06 seems to indicate that those trying 2010, are going back to 2003 !! Me ? I love the challenge of "working around" the bugs. Others ?:NO TOLERANCE. > One big issue for me is the mouse centric nature of the ribbon. We > learn and learn and learn to use > the keyboard. Never lift your hands from the keyboard. Hot keys and > menus accomplished that. > Ribbons destroy that.