Allow Built-in Tools Bars

Aug 2, 2007

Hello,

I created a database, and was trying to get the welcome form, to load full screen. So I unchecked all Menu bar and Shortcut bar (allow)

So I now have locked my self out.

Any ideas, I once remember something like ctrl while opening the database, but that does not fix it.

Thanks,

Ranger

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