Navigation Pane missing in ACC2007

[Alan Cameron]

If I load an ACC2003 database into ACC2007 and it has an autoexec macro no
navigation pane appears.
How do I open the navigation pane?

I have renamed the autoexec macro in ACC2003 and reloaded it in ACC2007 and
the navigation pane shows up.
If I had installed ACC2007 on top iof ACC2003 I would not have been able to
do the renaming.

So how do you re-display the navigation pane?

 

[AccessVandal via AccessMonster.com]

2003 version if you are running at runtime, the Navigation Pain does not show
up. Unless you press Ctrl + Shift key to open up your database. You may have
to disable the autoexec temporary.

 

[Alan Cameron]

2003 version if you are running at runtime, the Navigation Pain does not
show
up. Unless you press Ctrl + Shift key to open up your database. You may
have
to disable the autoexec temporary.

Thanks for the reponse but I cannot understand what you have said.
1. The navigation pane is a 2007 feature not part of Acc2003!
2. The whole point of my question was to find a way to open the navigation
pane after loading an Acc2003 app which contains an autoexec macro.

I might point out that it might catch some out if they have overwritten
their Acc2003 by installing Acc2007.

My question remains unanswered -
How do you open the navigation pane if you have loaded an app with an
autoexec macro?

 

[AccessVandal via AccessMonster.com]

Thanks for the reponse but I cannot understand what you have said.
1. The navigation pane is a 2007 feature not part of Acc2003!

That's good, but have you tried to open your DB by pressing Ctrl+Shift and
disable the autoexec?
I don't don't what your autoexec does. Can you give the details?

2. The whole point of my question was to find a way to open the navigation
pane after loading an Acc2003 app which contains an autoexec macro.

I might point out that it might catch some out if they have overwritten
their Acc2003 by installing Acc2007.

My question remains unanswered -
How do you open the navigation pane if you have loaded an app with an
autoexec macro?

In the Office button, are you able to click on the Access Options? If you can,
Go to Access Options - Current Database - Navigation - Check the "Display
Navigation Pane" if it is uncheck, close the database and open again. As I
don't know the detials of your macro, you may still need to press Ctrl+Shift
keys to open your DB.

Hope that it works for you.

 

[Alan Cameron]

That's good, but have you tried to open your DB by pressing Ctrl+Shift and
disable the autoexec?
I don't don't what your autoexec does. Can you give the details?

In the Office button, are you able to click on the Access Options? If you
can,
Go to Access Options - Current Database - Navigation - Check the "Display
Navigation Pane" if it is uncheck, close the database and open again. As I
don't know the detials of your macro, you may still need to press
Ctrl+Shift
keys to open your DB.

Hope that it works for you.

Thanks for all your suggestions.

I have solved this problem. When opening the database and I hold down the
SHIFT key it opens correctly showing the navigation pane.
I also tried the F11 key after starting and for some unknown reason it
worked and has continued to work reliably. What caused it to fail to work
when I first tried it I do not know. I knew about the F11 key from Acc2003
but when it did not work first time I panicked and starting looking for odd
reasons, being unfamiliar with Acc2007, I could not find any.

However all is sanity now, thanks again for the responses.

 

[AccessVandal via AccessMonster.com]

Sorry about that, yes it should holding down the Shift key when opeing the DB.
The brain fart got carried over.

 

[o;;]

If I load an ACC2003 database into ACC2007 and it has an autoexec macro no
navigation pane appears.
How do I open the navigation pane?

I have renamed the autoexec macro in ACC2003 and reloaded it in ACC2007
and the navigation pane shows up.
If I had installed ACC2007 on top iof ACC2003 I would not have been able
to do the renaming.

So how do you re-display the navigation pane?

 

[o;;]

2003 version if you are running at runtime, the Navigation Pain does not
show
up. Unless you press Ctrl + Shift key to open up your database. You may
have
to disable the autoexec temporary.

 

[o;;]

If I load an ACC2003 database into ACC2007 and it has an autoexec macro no
navigation pane appears.
How do I open the navigation pane?

I have renamed the autoexec macro in ACC2003 and reloaded it in ACC2007
and the navigation pane shows up.
If I had installed ACC2007 on top iof ACC2003 I would not have been able
to do the renaming.

So how do you re-display the navigation pane?

 

[o;;]

Thanks for the reponse but I cannot understand what you have said.
1. The navigation pane is a 2007 feature not part of Acc2003!
2. The whole point of my question was to find a way to open the navigation
pane after loading an Acc2003 app which contains an autoexec macro.

I might point out that it might catch some out if they have overwritten
their Acc2003 by installing Acc2007.

My question remains unanswered -
How do you open the navigation pane if you have loaded an app with an
autoexec macro?

 

[o;;]

That's good, but have you tried to open your DB by pressing Ctrl+Shift and
disable the autoexec?
I don't don't what your autoexec does. Can you give the details?

In the Office button, are you able to click on the Access Options? If you
can,
Go to Access Options - Current Database - Navigation - Check the "Display
Navigation Pane" if it is uncheck, close the database and open again. As I
don't know the detials of your macro, you may still need to press
Ctrl+Shift
keys to open your DB.

Hope that it works for you.

 

[o;;]

Thanks for all your suggestions.

I have solved this problem. When opening the database and I hold down the
SHIFT key it opens correctly showing the navigation pane.
I also tried the F11 key after starting and for some unknown reason it
worked and has continued to work reliably. What caused it to fail to work
when I first tried it I do not know. I knew about the F11 key from Acc2003
but when it did not work first time I panicked and starting looking for
odd reasons, being unfamiliar with Acc2007, I could not find any.

However all is sanity now, thanks again for the responses.

 

[o;;]

Sorry about that, yes it should holding down the Shift key when opeing the
DB.
The brain fart got carried over.

 

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