Does anyone know how to "Collapse All" with code, after doing a
docmd.navigateto "category name" ?

I have set up a customized Category display on the Navigation Pane.
I put a button on my form to show/hide the navigation pane, but when
it 'shows' the groups within the category, it displays the state at which
it was last viewed.
I would like it to show the groups all collapsed. This is an option when
you right click
on one of the groups, so I think it should also be possible to do within the
VBA code.
is it possible??
thanks alot -- Karen





--
Karen Waddell

I've had to migrate to 2007 and I thoroughly detest that damned Navigation
Panel almost as must as the Ribbon. Fortunately, the existing app uses a
main form with a list box for navigation. Can't tell you how I did it but I
figured out how to keep the users out of it entirely.

"KarenW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:5BD9CE70-EB20-423C-8FB8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Does anyone know how to "Collapse All" with code, after doing a
> docmd.navigateto "category name" ?
>
> I have set up a customized Category display on the Navigation Pane.
> I put a button on my form to show/hide the navigation pane, but when
> it 'shows' the groups within the category, it displays the state at which
> it was last viewed.
> I would like it to show the groups all collapsed. This is an option when
> you right click
> on one of the groups, so I think it should also be possible to do within
> the
> VBA code.
> is it possible??
> thanks alot -- Karen
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> Karen Waddell

Yes-- it seems to take alot more effort to work with both the navigation pane
and the ribbon, 2 things that were supposed to make life easier for a user.
I put a couple of buttons on my form with Click events that let users shrink
and expand these things:
Private Sub ShowHideRibbon_Click()
SendKeys "^{F1}"
End Sub

Private Sub ShrinkNav_Click()
SendKeys "{F11}"
End Sub
--
thanks
Karen Waddell


"David C. Holley" wrote:

> I've had to migrate to 2007 and I thoroughly detest that damned Navigation
> Panel almost as must as the Ribbon. Fortunately, the existing app uses a
> main form with a list box for navigation. Can't tell you how I did it but I
> figured out how to keep the users out of it entirely.
>
> "KarenW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:5BD9CE70-EB20-423C-8FB8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Does anyone know how to "Collapse All" with code, after doing a
> > docmd.navigateto "category name" ?
> >
> > I have set up a customized Category display on the Navigation Pane.
> > I put a button on my form to show/hide the navigation pane, but when
> > it 'shows' the groups within the category, it displays the state at which
> > it was last viewed.
> > I would like it to show the groups all collapsed. This is an option when
> > you right click
> > on one of the groups, so I think it should also be possible to do within
> > the
> > VBA code.
> > is it possible??
> > thanks alot -- Karen
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Karen Waddell
>
>
> .
>