What I do is to remove all toolbars on the form and add
custom toolbars of my own that serve a particular purpose.
another way is to put caommand buttons on you form to do
the edits required.
I also open my database to maximize mode. To maximize
database or Access in code. Put this on you first form opened.
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdAppMaximize
In macro
Action RunCommand
Command AppMaximize
or
In the Activate Event of the Switchboard Form, use the
statement:
DoCmd.Maximize
To maximize a form on load
In the On Load event
docmd.maximize
To disable all toolbars on form except custom toolbars
You will need to do this for all forms. Ther are other ways.
1. Open the form for which you want to remove a menu bar,
and View menu, click Design View.
2. If the property sheet is not already visible, click
Properties on the View menu.
3. In the property sheet of the form , click the Other tab.
4. In the MenuBar property box, type =1.
5. On the View menu, click Form View.
Note that the menu bar is not present.
Chris
