Access 2007 - No close in preview

If I'm understanding you, you're telling me that there's a
Customize sequence scenario that will allow me to put
a "Close Print Preview" on the Toolbar? If so, I'll have
access to the client's system some time on Monday to
try it out and will post back the results.
Thanks,
Bill


"AccessVandal via AccessMonster.com" <u18947@uwe> wrote in message
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> Bill wrote:
>>Is there a way to close a print preview when
>>the ribbon is minimized?
>
> Can they maximize the Ribbon?
>
>>Most of the "ribbon" content does not apply
>>to production applications, so it's not normally
>>displayed when the user wants to exit from a
>>preview.
>>
>>"Close Preview" is not offered in the list of
>>commands from "Customize".
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Bill
>
> So the Ribbon is disabled at runtime? But you can use the Quick Access
> Toobars in the Access Option - Customize - select the toolbar in the left
> listbox (Close Print Preview) and click Add and on top of the Right
> listbox,
> there is a combobox- select it for the DB or For all documents (default).
>
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"toolbar in the left listbox" does not appear in the
when customize is selected, nor does close Print
Preview appear in the list of commands that can
be added to the toolbar.
Bill


"AccessVandal via AccessMonster.com" <u18947@uwe> wrote in message
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> Bill wrote:
>>Is there a way to close a print preview when
>>the ribbon is minimized?
>
> Can they maximize the Ribbon?
>
>>Most of the "ribbon" content does not apply
>>to production applications, so it's not normally
>>displayed when the user wants to exit from a
>>preview.
>>
>>"Close Preview" is not offered in the list of
>>commands from "Customize".
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Bill
>
> So the Ribbon is disabled at runtime? But you can use the Quick Access
> Toobars in the Access Option - Customize - select the toolbar in the left
> listbox (Close Print Preview) and click Add and on top of the Right
> listbox,
> there is a combobox- select it for the DB or For all documents (default).
>
> --
> Please Rate the posting if helps you.
>
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>

Have you select left combobox above the left listbox? You have to select "All
commands" in the combobox inorder to find the commands.

Bill wrote:
>"toolbar in the left listbox" does not appear in the
>when customize is selected, nor does close Print
>Preview appear in the list of commands that can
>be added to the toolbar.
>Bill
>
>>>Is there a way to close a print preview when
>>>the ribbon is minimized?
>[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>> listbox,
>> there is a combobox- select it for the DB or For all documents (default).

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I'm not sure now if I'd clicked "All Commands" or not, but apparently
I didn't as I finally saw the "Close Print Preview" and added it to
the toolbar.

As an aside, I did stumble across the option to put the "drop down
version" of "Close Print Preview" on the toolbar by right-clicking the
option when the ribbon was exposed, but that's not what I wanted
in that it's a two-step operation.

Thanks,
Bill


"AccessVandal via AccessMonster.com" <u18947@uwe> wrote in message
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> Have you select left combobox above the left listbox? You have to select
> "All
> commands" in the combobox inorder to find the commands.
>
> Bill wrote:
>>"toolbar in the left listbox" does not appear in the
>>when customize is selected, nor does close Print
>>Preview appear in the list of commands that can
>>be added to the toolbar.
>>Bill
>>
>>>>Is there a way to close a print preview when
>>>>the ribbon is minimized?
>>[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>>> listbox,
>>> there is a combobox- select it for the DB or For all documents
>>> (default).
>
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> Please Rate the posting if helps you.
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