Macro to open show/hide SCREEN PRINT toolbar

Hi,

I wish to make a macro which will show/hide a specific toolbar.

Eg I wish to have a macro to show/hide my "Screen Print" Toolbar, then another macro to show my "Vinyl" Toolbar.

It would save me having to go into Options, Customisation, Command Bars then checking/unchecking appropriate toolbar.

It sounds lazy but i have to switch these toolbars on and off many times during the day and also have to keep my screen area large so i can see the detail in my work...

Do you know what i mean? I'll try and explain it a different way if necessary...

Many thanks,

Fungel

[runflacruiser]

Hi!
You can get exactly that here from an awesome macro creator who goes by the name of wOxxOm:

http://recentfiles.netfirms.com/

-John

[shelbym]

Here you go:

Sub HideMyToolbar()
    If CommandBars("Screen Print").Visible Then
        CommandBars("Screen Print").Visible = False
        CommandBars("Vinyl").Visible = True
    Else
        CommandBars("Screen Print").Visible = True
        CommandBars("Vinyl").Visible = False
    End If
End Sub

-Shelby

Cheers guys,

That is exactly what I needed

My working life is now so much easier.

Fungel

Hi,

The macro works great in Draw but not Photopaint.

Do you know how to code it for Photopaint?

Kind regards,

Fungel

[shelbym]

I do not believe PhotoPaint supports UI customization via VBA. :-( Sorry.

-Shelby