Developing applications in Microsoft Access is a really pratical and efficient practice and when done correctly can be a very powerful application. Most people use Microsoft Access nowadays simply because of the ease to get the application built and operational is a lot faster than using traditional methods like Visual Basic or C. This is even more true in that you can distribute Microsoft Access Applications without having a full version of Microsoft Access on the desktop.

Remember the following five rules when developing a toolbar for use by your customers - - Never customise the Standard Toolbars or Menus - Give Your Toolbars a Name That Means Something to the Users - Try To Group Similar Commands On Your Custom Toolbar - When Adding Macros To Your Toolbar, Do Not Use the Default Pictures for Icons, Use Text -Always Use Names That Make Sense and are User Intuitive.