If I create a new Access 2007 database, create a table, form or query, and right click on any of them, I don't see the design view icon in the contextual menu. I've verified that Allow full Menus and Allow Default Shortcut Menus are checked within the Access Options/Current Database section.
I've searched all of the forums and can't find an answer. - Any help is appreciated.
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How can I get the right click menu in Access 2007 to show design view?
17th Feb 2012
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design view
Is part of your menu ribbon at the top...it's in the upper left hand side of your screen. Or right click the item under "all tables" and choose design view. Maybe the slides here will help http://www .techonthenet. com/access/tables/design_view2007 .php remember to remove the extra spaces when you copy/paste it to your browser
17th Feb 2012
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Thanks for the reply's to my question. I'm on vacation for a week and will get to this when I get back.
geotechuser
20th Feb 2012
Design view isn't one of the options when I right click on an object. It used to be there. Then one day it wasn't there anymore when I right clicked. Not in any database that I open or create. I can go to another machine and I have no problem. It is specific to my work laptop. Here's a list of what I see when I right click on a form:
Open, Layout View, Rename, Hide in this Group, Delete, Cut, Copy, Paste, View Properties.
Open, Layout View, Rename, Hide in this Group, Delete, Cut, Copy, Paste, View Properties.
geotechuser
14th Mar 2012
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What do you see when....
"right clicking" a table, query, form....?
17th Feb 2012
