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Sorry for the 3 questions. &nbsp;I didn't know, but it makes sense.<br />
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Clive<br />
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I'll put on a separate question on the File Tab.
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When I converted my Access 2003 database to Access 2010, my custom menus were imported into the Add-ins Tab. &nbsp;They were not macros. &nbsp;How do I edit these, and/or move them to my custom Tab that I have created? &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
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Is it true that new functions that I want to add to my customTab, have to be done by a macros?<br />
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In my final distributable version, can I prevent the quick access menu, the file Tab, and the access help icon, from being displayed? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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When I converted my Access 2003 database to Access 2010, my custom menus were imported into the Add-ins Tab.  They were not macros.  How do I edit these, and/or move them to my custom Tab that I have created?	

Is it true that new functions that I want to add to my customTab, have to be done by a macros?

In my final distributable version, can I prevent the quick access menu, the file Tab, and the access help icon, from being displayed?  

Thanks in advance.

Sorry for the 3 questions.  I didn&amp;#39;t know, but it makes sense.

Clive

I&amp;#39;ll put on a separate question on the File Tab.

Some questions on custom ribbons.

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.