Making a Custom Ribbon in Microsoft Access - Part 3 (Images)

[@mellowcrow]

Thanks very much for the tip on how to use in-built images with custom commands! Namely by using "imageMso".

[@harisrg92]

How do I add a full tab into my custom ribbon. I tried the following code: However, TabExternalData is not visible. :/

[@Accessjitsu]

I used the code you have above and the same thing as your other question. I see the external data tab. Are you closing the database and reopening after choosing the ribbon you want to display? Under Access Options, have you unselected "Allow full menus"?

[@harisrg92]

Yes. I had "Allow Full menus" unselected. Selecting it fixed it. However, the reason I kept "Allow Full menus" unselected because I did not want my user to go into File --> Options and change any settings of my application. But as you can see, I can not have both of these things working together for some reason. (Referring to the question I asked in the previous video in this playlist) I just want my user to be able to export one of the reports to excel but at the same time not be able to go into file --> options and change the settings. How do I achieve this?