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    Posted: 08 December 2005 at 9:56pm
I'm trial the Xtreme commandbars activex in accessxp/2003, I find this control can't use in acessxp/2003, it always occurs error message ,say "not supported site", but it's ok in access2000, thk in advance
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Hello,

In 9.80 was added CommandBarsFrame control that supported for any access.

Please try it
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Is it mean Xtreme 9.5 or 9.7 doesn't support Accessxp/Access20003, just support Access2000?

but the docking pane can't support accessxp/access2003 too, is there a replacable control in 9.8 version, thks in advance.
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Is DockingPane ActiveX full compartable with accessxp & access2003?
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DockingPane  not. :(
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thks, but why it's ok in access2000, what's the diffenrence between access2000 and access xp?
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I like the codejock very much, I eval it for a long time, I have recommended it to leader and wish to  purchase it to develope my new software, but i find it can't compartible with access xp.
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Only DockingPanes can't work with Access.

I can't say why GetWindow of IOleInPlaceSite and IOleWindow interfaces failed for Access XP. :( Need to ask Microsoft.

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You means if in access xp , use CommandBarsFrame control ,but DockingPane is not  suitable for all access version  , is it right ?
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yes, for all Access you can use CommandBarsFrame, but not DockingPanes
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it's a pity, I like Dockingpanes, it's a great ActinveX control, but thks anyway:)
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Is there a conflict between Dockingpanes/Commandbars with Office xp built in Commandbars?

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btw.... you can create Visual Basic ActiveX control with DockingPanes and put this control to Access....

 
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thks,I will try it:)
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