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Had to take the approach suggested, modifying the menu bar in an environment where I happened to have A2003 installed. &nbsp;Sadly, once that goes away, my options will be quite limited. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Had to take the approach suggested, modifying the menu bar in an environment where I happened to have A2003 installed.  Sadly, once that goes away, my options will be quite limited.  Thanks.

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A year or so ago, I converted an Access 2003 (.mdb) database to Access 2010 (.accdb). &nbsp;I had created a Shortcut Menu Bar (right-click context menu) in the original database that would open and expose a number of processing options when right-clicking on certain text boxes. &nbsp;That menu works just fine in the new Access 2010 version, and appears in a list (with other similar shortcut menus, under File &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Options &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Current Database &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Shortcut Menu Bar. &nbsp;The name of the Shortcut Menu Bar is MoveInv (for move inventory).<br />
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I now need to edit the MoveInv Shortcut Menu Bar, but, although it is present and functional, I cannot find it anywhere that would allow it to be opened and edited. &nbsp;Is it somehow now hidden in some kind of compiled, inaccessible, uneditable state? &nbsp;Do I need to start over from scratch and try to figure out how to code this in VBA? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks for your help.
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A year or so ago, I converted an Access 2003 (.mdb) database to Access 2010 (.accdb).  I had created a Shortcut Menu Bar (right-click context menu) in the original database that would open and expose a number of processing options when right-clicking on certain text boxes.  That menu works just fine in the new Access 2010 version, and appears in a list (with other similar shortcut menus, under File >> Options >> Current Database >> Shortcut Menu Bar.  The name of the Shortcut Menu Bar is MoveInv (for move inventory).

I now need to edit the MoveInv Shortcut Menu Bar, but, although it is present and functional, I cannot find it anywhere that would allow it to be opened and edited.  Is it somehow now hidden in some kind of compiled, inaccessible, uneditable state?  Do I need to start over from scratch and try to figure out how to code this in VBA?  

Thanks for your help.

In Access 2010, edit existing Shortcut Menu Bar (context menu) carried over from Access 2003

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.