I'm working on a user's database that needs some cleaning up; however, when I go into the "View" menu, the option to use the Toolbar is greyed out and I therefore can't utilize the Toolbar.
What do I have to do in order to have use of the Toolbar?
Hi, when designing reports or forms, when I pressing the toolbox icon, it would depress, but no toolbox was visible. I tried resetting the toolbox (through view/toolbars) and I set all of the settings back to default. I even uninstalled and reinstalled MS Access several times but no luck. Any help please.
Recently I lost the the functionality of the toolbox then shortly after I lost the toolbox icon completely. The only way to use the features was to create an new toolbar. System Restore finally fixed the problem. This has happened twice on me with the 200 and 2003 versions. Is it me? and is there an easier way to sort this. Reinstalling Access never cured the problem either.
I need to add a Form to an Access database designed by others. In the form design view, there is no toolbox shown . If I go to View menu, toolbox is greyed out.
Can anyone please advise how to locate the toolbox?
I am going crazy!!. I want to use .jpg images in my Access Form (Access 2003). All the tutorials and forums talk about using Image Control to display .jpg images. But I can't find the Image Control on the toolBox??? Where is the Image Control?? I am currently useing Unbound Image Control but that only allows me to display .bmp images.
:confused: The View>Toolbox menu item is grayed out on an Access 2003 database I am using yet it is visible if I start a new database. So the problem seems specific to the db - can anyone help me out?
firstly thanks to all the guys here without whose help, I would not have been able to finish my database. However, there remains one question to which I havent found a satisfactory answer. I have checked through all the threads here.
I have made an .mde for my application and I want to customize my application icon to my company icon. The DB by default shows the access icon which I would like to change.
The threads here deal with issues of changing the desktop shortcut icon or changing the icon for forms. These threads do not address the problem I am facing.
I want the icon to be changed from access icon to a customized icon. I am using MS access 97. Any help will be greatly appreciated. If there is a thread which I may have overlooked, plz point me out. Thanks in advance FXP.
Hi, this is my first message on this forum ;)! I have a little problem with my Access 2000 (with 2003 too on another compuer), in fact when I put an icon on a page of my Tab Control, the background of that icon is white and not transparent (the file I use is an "ico" file and so it HAS a transparent background, anyway I treid all the possible file types); the strange thing is that when I put an icon on a button, the icon is shown properly. Here is an image of my problem:
when a toggle button object is selected on a form, it becomes ghosted. What property is changed? I want to reset all the other toggle button images when a new one is selected.
I trying to find out if it is possible to have a systray icon load when you start a access database or form? This way I could do pop up messages and icon changes thru out running access. Any advice, links, or imput would be great. Thanks !
I have an Access database split into FE/BE. For the front end, each user has his own directory on the lan. The directory is named with the UserName.
I've created an installation program in Access. It basically installs the icon on the user's desktop using Environ("UserName"). It also installs an Excel file the program needs on the hard drive.
Here's the problem...Right now, the installation program grabs the shortcut off the lan and installs it, but that shortcut has one user's UserName hard coded as the target. That one piece of information needs to change for each person. Is there a way for the program to modify the target based on the username of the person running the installation program? Without this piece, I need to visit every user after he runs the installation program and modify the properties of the new icon to point to his specific directory.
hi all, this morning i installed the ms access 2000 runtime and then i uninstalled it. After that i had some problems and there was no other choice than uninstall and install the office 97. Now for some reason the access 97 works BUT the mdb files have a notepad icon instead the access 97 icon. however, if i see the icon's properties under OPEN WITH the icon is the correct one.
In an attempt to keep the aged and wise users of the DB from overlooking the "display as Icon" cbo when embedding PDF's, and thus finding them unaware of attached documents, I'm searching for a way to select this by default to eliminate the problem altogether.(leban's didn't seem to say anything helpful on the matter)
Hi, I have installed Access Developer Extensions and Access Runtime but still I can not see the "developer" option in menu. Can someone please help me to find this option.
A problem I have seen a couple times has come up again... Wondering if anyone knows why this happens? This is always with a split DB.... Using "Remote Access"..... The user signs on, a shortcut to the Frontend of the application is there...... But when clicked... nothing. I personally did not load this one onto the clients server, but I believe the administrator has done this to use a bit of group security abilities. I think he has put the Frontend in their "Documents" folder and then puts a shortcut to the frontend on their remote desktop (Server)....... But time after time it loses the path to the frontend....or maybe doesn't recognize that it is an mdb file....Not sure. Anyone had this come up before??
I read some solutions to replacing a default Access icon for forms. However, I was wondering if there is a simple solutioin to removing them all together without causing an error?
I have obtained some VB code shown below which adds an icon to the windows task bar as I intend to put some additional code behind this that displays messages near the clock when something happens in the database. The problem I have is that the code does add an icon but the icon is literally blank. i.e. it makes an additional icon space but does not display any picture. The code is not actually for VBA so I need to tweak it. I am struggling with telling it which icon to display. Does anyone know how to refer to the application icon using code??
The code I am working on is: (there is also a module but I will post this if you need it.) -------------------------------
Private Sub AddTrayIcon()
Dim nid As NOTIFYICONDATA
' nid.cdSize is always Len(nid) nid.cbSize = Len(nid) ' Parent window - this is the window that will process the icon events nid.hWnd = frmSystray.hWnd ' Icon identifier nid.uID = 0 ' We want to receive messages, show the icon and have a tooltip nid.uFlags = NIF_MESSAGE Or NIF_ICON Or NIF_TIP ' The message we will receive on an icon event nid.uCallbackMessage = 1024 ' The icon to display nid.hIcon = frmSystray.Icon ' Our tooltip nid.szTip = "Always terminate the tooltip with vbNullChar" & vbNullChar
' Add the icon to the System Tray Shell_NotifyIconA NIM_ADD, nid
' Prevent further adding cmdAddIcon.Enabled = False End Sub
Private Sub cmdAddIcon_Click() AddTrayIcon End Sub
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This is the code that is the problem. I dont think VBA has this function so I need to tell it where to find the .ico file I use for my database. Thanks folks.
I don't know if this is the right place to post this but here goes. How do you display an icon or image in a field in a subform in Access2003? I tried inserting an image into a field with its data type set to OLE Object. This doesn't work. I insert a bitmap or icon file (*.ico) into the table. When I open up the subform the field displays the word "Package" for Bitmap image". Any help would be greatly appreciated Thank you :D
or by putting its sql into a string and executing using CurrentProject.Connection.Execute strSQL
i get an error message saying too few paramters - expected one
i'm fairly used to these messages which mean that in the query is a non existent or misspelt field and i find them by running the query in the query viewer and letting access highlight the missing / misspelt field
the weird part is that when i run this query as a stored object by clicking on its icon i get no error and the query does the job it is supposed to do
does anyonw have any idea why this situation could occur?
I created an icon for my database application and I would like to display it in each form's title bar. Is this possible? And if it is, how? A few years ago I learned a little Delphi programming, and there this is possible to do. Thanx!