RUSH! Enable Full Menu And Toolbars

Oct 28, 2004

Hello..

How do I regain the full menu bar in my dbase. I had unclicked "Allow Full Menus" and "Allow Default Shortcut Menus" and now I need to regain those features.


Help!
Diana

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Read this if you do not understand where to post your questions! >>> Please Read Before Posting (http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=63576)

Please do not directly PM me with any questions related to my Hide all Access Toolbars and Menubars code. Please do not post any questions related to my Hide all Access Toolbars and Menubars code in the Code Repository forum. If you have a question related to the Hide all Access Toolbars and Menubars code... Please post your questions in the appropriate forum and include a link to this thread if you have a question or problem related to my Hide all Access Toolbars and Menubars code. I will be glad to help if I see your post and if I am available.

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Private Sub Form_Current()

SetCheckBoxes

End Sub

Private Sub SetCheckBoxes()

If Me.StaPrimary = True Then
Me.StaUp.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBack.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOther.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = False
End If

If Me.StaPrimary = False Then
Me.StaUp.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBack.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOther.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate = ""
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate = ""

End If

If Me.StaUp = True Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBack.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOther.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = False
End If

If Me.StaUp = False Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBack.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOther.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpVerifyDate = ""
Me.StaUpReverifyDate = ""

End If

If Me.StaBack = True Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUp.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOther.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = False
End If

If Me.StaBack = False Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUp.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOther.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackVerifyDate = ""
Me.StaBackReverifyDate = ""

End If

If Me.StaOther = True Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUp.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBack.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = False
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = False
End If

If Me.StaOther = False Then
Me.StaPrimary.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaPrimaryReVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUp.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaUpReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBack.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerFirstName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackTrainerLastName.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackVerifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaBackReverifyDate.Enabled = True
Me.StaOtherVerifyDate = ""
Me.StaOtherReverifyDate = ""

End If

End Sub

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