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Access Resource Center
Preventing the Movement of Toolbars
Provided by: FMS Development Team
Have you been annoyed when the toolbars normally docked at the top of your Access window get moved? You can prevent this by setting a simple property to prevent a user or yourself from accidentally moving it. Here's how to do it (in Access 2000 or later):
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Place the toolbar in the position you want.
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From the menu bar, go to: Tools -> Customize.
(Note: In Access 97, go to: View -> Toolbars -> Customize) -
Select the Toolbars tab.
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Highlight the desired Toolbar (i.e. "Menu Bar")
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Click the "Properties" button.
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On the Toolbar Properties window, uncheck the "Allow Moving" option.
