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Continued from last week's Article: Create Menus with Macros, please go through it before continuing. Last week we have learned how to created a simple Shortcut Menu for Forms ... Continue Reading

We have learned how to create Menus and Toolbars through Toolbars - ->Customize options earlier.  If you would like to have a second look at them then the links are ... Continue Reading

We can create cascading Menus with Tab Control and Option Group Controls on Form.  Several Menus can be arranged neatly one behind the other and allow the User to make ... Continue Reading

After going through the earlier Articles on this subject I hope that the Readers are now familiar with programming the Balloon Object of Microsoft Office Assistant. You have seen that you can use this feature with few lines of customizable VBA Code to display MsgBox text formatted with Color, underline and with your favorite Images on them. We can display Menus on them to obtain responses from Users, besides the buttons that we normally use like OK, Cancel, Yes, No etc.

This is the continuation of last Week's Article: Office Assistant and MsgBox Menus. Readers may go through that Page first, if you have not already done so, before continuing.

In last Week's Article: Color and Picture in Message Box we have seen a method to use Office Assistant quickly to display a Message Box with formatted text. We are not going to discuss further on the formatting part but I have a general feeling that Readers would like to know how this simple method can be used to obtain responses from Users, out of several options presented to them, and do different things based on their selection of choices.

We have already learned how to create Menus and Toolbars through the following Articles:

 

Calendar and Toolbars
Custom Menus and Toolbars
Custom Menus and Toolbars-2

 

In the development process of a Database we spent most of our time on creating Tables, setting Relationships, Designing Forms, Reports, planning process steps to bring the data in Reports ... Continue Reading

Continued from earlier Post: Custom Menus and Toolbars   Open your database where we have created the Custom Menu Bar with the name MyMenuBar. Select Customize from Toolbars sub-menu of View Menu. ... Continue Reading

We already had a formal introduction to Custom Tool Bar, Submenus & Shortcut Menus through the earlier posts: Animated Floating Calendar & Calendar and Toolbars. We have seen how to ... Continue Reading

In our earlier discussion on Animated Floating Calendar, the method which we have used to display the Calendar Control needs refinement, as I have mentioned there. We will look into ... Continue Reading