K
Keith
Thanks for your time and for the other information. It will help with
workarounds.
workarounds.
I don't think I'd want your answer if you did. Obviously you don't know a
whole lot about developing in Access 2007.
"Philip Herlihy" wrote:
> Keith wrote:
> > Too many forums with too many dead ends or people who think I was seeing
> > things. Asking desperately in capital letters, though it might not be up to
> > you texting etiquette, wasn't meant be to taken as yelling. Just trying to
> > get some answers.
> >
> > "Philip Herlihy" wrote:
> >
> >> Keith wrote:
> >>> THIS IS NUTS
> >>> Why are the M$ people talking like there was never a Developer tab in Access
> >>> 2007. I've been using it up to about a week ago. It disappeared and I can't
> >>> get a straight answer out of anyone. I don't think half of the MVP even use
> >>> access enough to know it's missing. What gives!!! Is it going to come back???
> >>> I was using the heck out of it and all the text books I have (NEW) refer to
> >>> the buttoms on that tab.
> >>> SOMEONE PLEASE GIVE ME A STRAIGHT ANSWER!!!
> >>>
> >>> "Albert D. Kallal" wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> "Dirk Goldgar" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:%>
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>> Is that showing up as a Developer tab on the ribbon, in which case the
> >>>>> help file is right part of the time? Or is it just a separate dialog off
> >>>>> the Office button?
> >>>> ah...ok.... (no after installing the developer tools, you get a separate new
> >>>> entry after you hit the office button, not something on the ribbon....
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>> --
> >>>> Albert D. Kallal (Access MVP)
> >>>> Edmonton, Alberta Canada
> >>>> (e-mail address removed)
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >> I think you may not be aware that the people who give their time in this
> >> forum to solve your problems do so entirely voluntarily, and as the MVPs
> >> are recognised experts the time that they give is correspondingly that
> >> much more valuable. So, questioning their knowledge and SHOUTING ABOUT
> >> IT is probably going to bring you responses from only the most patient
> >> and forgiving of contributors, and that would certainly rule me out.
> >>
> >> Phil, London
> >>
>
>
> Noone here owes you an answer, and noone here works for Microsoft. All
> volunteers. Read your posts again in that light.
>
> Phil
>