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Access can't find the constant acShowToolbarNo. &nbsp;Could you either give me the value or tell me what library I need to reference to?
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Access can't find the constant acShowToolbarNo.  Could you either give me the value or tell me what library I need to reference to?

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Okay. &nbsp;I think we have different versions of Access. &nbsp;I'm developing in Access 97, and this is what the code should be:<br />
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DoCmd.ShowToolbar &quot;Web&quot;, acToolbarNo<br />
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Thank you for your help.
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Okay.  I think we have different versions of Access.  I'm developing in Access 97, and this is what the code should be:

DoCmd.ShowToolbar "Web", acToolbarNo

Thank you for your help.

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jocas, <br />
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What brewdog meant was acToolbarNo, not acShowToolbarNo.<br />
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Brian
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jocas,

What brewdog meant was acToolbarNo, not acShowToolbarNo.

Brian

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sorry about the missed syntax there. I was going from memory since I was sitting at a Mac at the time. :o)
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sorry about the missed syntax there. I was going from memory since I was sitting at a Mac at the time. :o)

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I like the idea of using hyperlinks in Access to open forms, macros, etc. &nbsp;However, I find the web toolbar that pops up all the time quite annoying; it negates the usefulness of a hyperlink.<br />
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Is there any way I can permanently hide or disable the web toolbar? &nbsp;Or at least in my database?<br />
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I like the idea of using hyperlinks in Access to open forms, macros, etc.  However, I find the web toolbar that pops up all the time quite annoying; it negates the usefulness of a hyperlink.

Is there any way I can permanently hide or disable the web toolbar?  Or at least in my database?



annoying web toolbar

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.