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Custom Ribbon

David Campbell

12 months ago

I followed the custom ribbon video and am having an interesting problem. Every time I start the database the USysRibbons table is no where to be seen. If I recreate it, it the front end and save it there is no message to say its there and do you want to overwrite it.

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago
I also created it in the back end and it does the same

	Kevin Robertson @Reply 12 months ago
In the Navigation Options window, is Show Hidden Objects checked?

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago
Yes. The image above shows after I restart the database what system object are. I did the just ribbon in a test database and got it to save and show after restarting, but the ribbon won't work. It gives the standard access ribbon.

	Kevin Robertson @Reply 12 months ago
We can't see enough of your Navigation Pane. We at least need to see the items beginning with 'U'.

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago
After I log in, I have a very long list of tables. but here are the only ones that begin with U

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago
After recreating table

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago
After restarting database

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago

	Kevin Robertson @Reply 12 months ago
When it is showing are you able to right click and unhide?

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago
After recreating Table properties Hidden is unchecked

	David Campbell OP @Reply 12 months ago
I could not get the ribbon to work. I wanted to have the ribbon with tools and repair and compact. I set the startup form to do the repair and compact before logging in and linking tables by asking the user wanted to do the compacting and repairing.

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