Recent content by Avelino

Hi Haim I tested here with the 2010 runtime and it worked well. What is your version of the runtime? You may have used a feature on the ribbon does not work at runtime. Create a simple ribbon and make a test. Avelino

Hi, download the example and see if it serves.

Hi Yes, you can create personalized ribbons for forms, reports and a global navigation.

Hi Dairy See the example will serve.

Open the VBA Go into Tools> References> Enable "Microsoft Office 14.0 Object Library" Go to Debug> click Compile. If you acknowledge a mistake, report the message.

Hi Remembering that you must enable macro security to run VBA. What is the error mesage?

Hi Have to learn to use the attributes gets (getVisible, getEnabled, getlabel ,...) This site has an article and video teaching how to use the attributes gets. http://www.ribbon01.com/tutoriais/tuto10eng.asp?id=1#inicio Success

hi Download the example to link the tables http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=191306 Download the DEVELOPER to install the Access Runtime and its application I prefer to pack with innosetup. Use the innosetup to distribute my builder ribbons. Download my builder...

Hi I recommend this video about ribbons. http://www.ribbon01.com/tutoriais/tuto6eng.asp?id=1#inicio success

Thanks for your feedback and success in your project.

For the checkbox you have the attribute getPressed your procedure: Sub fncGetPressed (control as IRibbonControl, ByRef bolReturn) 'Callback Checkbox State Select Case control.ID Case "MyCheckBox" 'Here do you change the condition of bolReturn conforms to your form bolReturn = True/false End...

Hi You change the values of a ribbon, at runtime, through the use of attributes GETS. (getVisible, getEnabled, getLabel, ...). The "gets" automatically trigger when the ribbom is first loaded. To trigger any of the attibutes "gets" again, use the method Invalidate or InvalidateControl...

A single shared front-end can really cause problems. Requires more network and performance decreases. This setting would be perfect if you had using Terminal Services in Windows 2003/2008. Try to follow the suggestion of Mr.B using the program that make available for linking the tables. When...

Recalling that the extension ACCDR disable the help, but unfortunately does not disable the message.

Can I offer another suggestion if it does not work, ok