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Loss of Wizard

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kkarren

kkarren

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Mar 30, 2000
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For some reason I have lost the command button wizard. I have reinstalled Access with all boxes checked but it is still not working. Can anyone help me get it back
 
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Hi!

I don't know if this is the problem or not, but, at the top (or to the left) of the toolbox is a picture of a magic wand. If this button is not depressed then the wizard's for the control's will not run.

hth
Jeff Bridgham
 
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When I press the command control button the wand button grays out.
 
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i think you will find that when u installed it you did not select the addition wizards box.

If it is office 2000 this is not on as default. i cant remember where abouts it is in the install but it is there

hope this helps
 
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