I'm having a problem with a custom menu I've created.
I'm using Access 2000 and I'm trying to let users bring up the Linked Table Manager via a button on a form. I wasn't able to find any command in VBA or in a macro that could bring the Linked Table Manager up directly, so I created a custom menu that has the Linked Table Manager as a selection on it. The hot key for it is "L". Then I created a sendkeys macro that sends the alt-L keystroke to open the linked table manager.
My problem is that alt-L will not open the linked table manager while my form is open in Form View. I click on alt-L and just get a beep. If I have the form open in Design View then alt-L works fine to bring up the Linked Table Manager.
My form has the custom menu set as its menu in properties. The form's Modal property is set to false, although I've tried it as true and of course that doesn't work either.
Does anybody have any suggestions about what I'm missing?
Thanks,
Herb
I'm using Access 2000 and I'm trying to let users bring up the Linked Table Manager via a button on a form. I wasn't able to find any command in VBA or in a macro that could bring the Linked Table Manager up directly, so I created a custom menu that has the Linked Table Manager as a selection on it. The hot key for it is "L". Then I created a sendkeys macro that sends the alt-L keystroke to open the linked table manager.
My problem is that alt-L will not open the linked table manager while my form is open in Form View. I click on alt-L and just get a beep. If I have the form open in Design View then alt-L works fine to bring up the Linked Table Manager.
My form has the custom menu set as its menu in properties. The form's Modal property is set to false, although I've tried it as true and of course that doesn't work either.
Does anybody have any suggestions about what I'm missing?
Thanks,
Herb