As I have stated before, I have a Master form with two subforms (companies and contacts). I also have two forms created (frmAddCompany and frmAddContact) to add my companies and contacts. What I would like is to give the user the ability to right-click on (for instance) companies subform and have the option 'Add Company' present. If the user selects this, then the form frmAddCompany opens up blank. Thanks.
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Right Click Menu Options
- Thread starter TomLon
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this is from access help
Create a custom shortcut menu for the current database
1 On the View menu, point to Toolbars, and then click Customize.
2 On the Toolbars tab, click New.
3 In the Toolbar Name box, type the name you want, and then click OK.
4 On the Toolbars tab, click Properties.
5 In the Type list, click Popup.
6 Set the AllowCustomizing property the way you want, and then click Close.
Microsoft Access adds the shortcut menu to the Shortcut Menus toolbar, from which you customize all shortcut menus.
7 In the Toolbars box on the Toolbars tab, click Shortcut Menus.
8 On the Shortcut Menus toolbar, click the Custom category.
9 To complete the menu, do the following.
· Add commands from the Customize dialog box.
another option is to use the assistant
Dim bln As Object
Dim Intchoice As Integer
Set bln = Assistant.NewBalloon
With bln
.Heading = "What would you like to do."
.Text = "With Call " & idNum
.Labels(1).Text = "Add Company"
.Labels(2).Text = "Add Contact"
.Button = 2
Intchoice = .Show
End With
Select Case Intchoice
Case 1
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmAddCompany"
Case 2
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmAddContact & idNum"
End Select
Create a custom shortcut menu for the current database
1 On the View menu, point to Toolbars, and then click Customize.
2 On the Toolbars tab, click New.
3 In the Toolbar Name box, type the name you want, and then click OK.
4 On the Toolbars tab, click Properties.
5 In the Type list, click Popup.
6 Set the AllowCustomizing property the way you want, and then click Close.
Microsoft Access adds the shortcut menu to the Shortcut Menus toolbar, from which you customize all shortcut menus.
7 In the Toolbars box on the Toolbars tab, click Shortcut Menus.
8 On the Shortcut Menus toolbar, click the Custom category.
9 To complete the menu, do the following.
· Add commands from the Customize dialog box.
another option is to use the assistant
Dim bln As Object
Dim Intchoice As Integer
Set bln = Assistant.NewBalloon
With bln
.Heading = "What would you like to do."
.Text = "With Call " & idNum
.Labels(1).Text = "Add Company"
.Labels(2).Text = "Add Contact"
.Button = 2
Intchoice = .Show
End With
Select Case Intchoice
Case 1
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmAddCompany"
Case 2
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmAddContact & idNum"
End Select
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