How to delete a custom toolbar in Access 2003

[maxwell2323]

I am curently modifying an application created by someone else no longer at my company. I notice that, while running the application, when I am in some parts of the application, there will be some "options" added to a toolbar at the top. These options are actual forms that are part of the application, and I believe that a user could click on one of those 3 buttons and that form will display, and that the user can do some things while that form is displayed. This is not good and I don't want this to happen. How can I get these buttons or the toolbar that they are in - to either not display or be deleted entirely?

 

[fneily]

A couple of ways. Open the database, click on View - Toolbars - Customize. Click on the Toolbars tab. Scroll down to the toolbar you want to delete. Highlight it(Click on the name). On right click Delete.
On the form that has the toolbar, bring up its property sheet. Click the All tab. Scroll down to Toolbars and delete what's there.

 

[TheAceMan1]

How are ya maxwell2323 . . .

Same as [blue]fneily[/blue], only when your in the [blue]customize[/blue] window just drag the buttons off the bar (anywhere), then close down the window.

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