DoMenuItem Code Question

[Andrew Glennie]

Hi All,

Trying to find out what the following actually does?

DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, 3, 0, , acMenuVer70

I have seen several posts all over the place but all have the point where
the 3 is replaced by an actual menu name.

TIA

Andrew

 

[Stuart McCall]

Hi All,

Trying to find out what the following actually does?

DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, 3, 0, , acMenuVer70

I have seen several posts all over the place but all have the point where
the 3 is replaced by an actual menu name.

TIA

Andrew

I've long since forgotten the domenuitem commands, but perhaps this will
help:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa212279(office.11).aspx

 

[Bob Larson]

Hopefully you are converting those over to the DoCmd.RunCommand code.


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[Andrew Glennie]

Thanks Stuart.

I'm guessing the code is the statement Record, Add New.

The msdn page indicates that the 3 should refer to up to 3 menus (numbering
starting at 0), so I can only assume that if the first number (the 3 in my
case) is greater than the number of menus available, it will default to the
last menu available.

Regards

Andrew

 

[Andrew Glennie]

Absolutely Bob

Hopefully you are converting those over to the DoCmd.RunCommand code.


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Access MVP
Access World Forums Administrator
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[Stuart McCall]

Thanks Stuart.

I'm guessing the code is the statement Record, Add New.

The msdn page indicates that the 3 should refer to up to 3 menus
(numbering
starting at 0), so I can only assume that if the first number (the 3 in my
case) is greater than the number of menus available, it will default to
the
last menu available.

Regards

Andrew

That's how it looked to me. Good luck converting (have you googled to see if
anyone's already done this?).

 

[Andrew Glennie]

All converted

Googling was helpful up to a point - none of the answers were as good as the
msdn page.

Thanks again

Andrew

 

[Stuart McCall]

All converted

Googling was helpful up to a point - none of the answers were as good as
the
msdn page.

Thanks again

Andrew

<SNIP>

FYI (plus anyone following this thread) take a look at what Terry Wickenden
has compiled at:

http://home.clara.net/tkwickenden/menus/find.htm