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Hi EE

I am using GA Ribbon creator. My question is at the moment after creating a ribbon I go to access modules basRibbonCallBacks then to OnActionButton here I enter against each button a Docmd.Openform "frmForm".  Is there away while in GA RibbonCreator to add the form after creating a button or is the way I am doing it the only way

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GA Ribbon Creator is a paid product with support...i am afraid i am not aware of its functionality but i guess for start you should contact the author.
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John Tsioumpris

Thank you I will but thought EE might know it's hard to contact some of these vendors.

Alan
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Hi Joe
After creating the Tabs Groups and in my case Buttons I go to Finish save then exit. Then I open Access Modules and select basRibbonCallbacks, OnActionButton,I get Button0 button1 etc with in German "button  has been selected". I replace this message with
Docmd.Openform "frmForm" and go through all the buttons adding the required form

My question, is there away to do this within Gunter's Ribbon Creator as buttons are added
Hope this makes sense

Alan
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Alan, did you saw the link above?
Bitsqueezer

Yes I got the Link above  thank you

Alan
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That you Scott

Alan