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</group>

<group id=”dbBackupGroup”

label=”Database Backup”>

<button id=”btnBackupFrontEnd”

label=”Back up current database”

enabled=”true”

imageMso=”Copy”

size=”normal”

onAction=”Extras(Ribbon).BackupFrontEndDB”/>

<button id=”btnBackupBackEnd”

label=”Back up back-end database”

enabled=”true”

imageMso=”Copy” size=”normal”

onAction=”Extras(Ribbon).BackupBackEndDB”/>

</group>

</tab>

</tabs>

</ribbon>

</customUI>

The USysRegInfo table with the Enable Extras Tab menu add-in records is shown in Figure 15.15.

FIGURE 15.15

The USysRegInfo table with a set of records for a single menu add-in.

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Getting Your Add-ins to Work in Vista

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ecause of Vista’s new security features, you need to take a few more steps when creating and

installing an Access 2007 add-in to get it to install and work in Vista. The first step is to run

Access as an administrator. Right-click the MSACCESS.EXE file in the Office 12 subfolder under the

Microsoft Office folder, and select “Run as administrator”:

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