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Can you turn off the Full Screen toolbar?
Hi All,
I lam ooking at the possibility of turning Full Screen view on & off rather than deleting & restoring the users existing menu's. Can anybody tell me if the floating 'Full Screen' toolbar can be turned off, and if so what is the code? Regards Michael |
Can you turn off the Full Screen toolbar?
Sub FullScreenBar(bVis As Boolean)
CommandBars("Full Screen").Visible = bVis End Sub Regards, Peter T "michael.beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi All, I lam ooking at the possibility of turning Full Screen view on & off rather than deleting & restoring the users existing menu's. Can anybody tell me if the floating 'Full Screen' toolbar can be turned off, and if so what is the code? Regards Michael |
Can you turn off the Full Screen toolbar?
Hi Peter,
This menu stuff can be confusing! Why does your code work and the following does not? CommandBars("Full Screen").Visible = False Regards Michael |
Can you turn off the Full Screen toolbar?
Absolute no reason for that discrepancy at all, assuming 'bVis = false' it's
exactly the same. What error message do you get. Maybe this might be of use to you, but be very careful not to leave user stranded Application.DisplayFullScreen = true/false ' read/write Regards, Peter T "michael.beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, This menu stuff can be confusing! Why does your code work and the following does not? CommandBars("Full Screen").Visible = False Regards Michael |
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