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DatabaseMX<br />
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Thanks Joe. I do have a copy of Gunters Ribbon Creator and have been playing with it.<br />
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How do I split points these days been a while since I have visited EE<br />
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Alan
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DatabaseMX

Thanks Joe. I do have a copy of Gunters Ribbon Creator and have been playing with it.

How do I split points these days been a while since I have visited EE

Alan

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Thank you both for that info
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Also on Gunter's site if you hunt around a bit ... there is a section with about 30 demo dbs with TONS of examples of various ribbons. &nbsp;I have all of them on my system.<br />
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In fact, here is the downloads link:<br />
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<a href="http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Downloads" rel="ugc">http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Downloads</a><br />
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And echoing what Anders said ... Dale's shortcut tool is outstanding ... the only realistic way (point and click) to create right click menus now ... I use it often as well.
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Also on Gunter's site if you hunt around a bit ... there is a section with about 30 demo dbs with TONS of examples of various ribbons.  I have all of them on my system.

In fact, here is the downloads link:

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Downloads [http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Downloads]


And echoing what Anders said ... Dale's shortcut tool is outstanding ... the only realistic way (point and click) to create right click menus now ... I use it often as well.

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DatabaseMX<br />
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This morning I fired up Gunter's Ribbon creator. Thank you for this info much appreciated<br />
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chestera
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DatabaseMX

This morning I fired up Gunter's Ribbon creator. Thank you for this info much appreciated

chestera

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Hi EE<br />
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This there any third party dropdown Toolbars for access 2013 as in access 2003 or are we stuck with the Ribbon<br />
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chestera
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Hi EE

This there any third party dropdown Toolbars for access 2013 as in access 2003 or are we stuck with the Ribbon

chestera

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