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Menu bar for Business Object

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Fouad -  
 karim -
I lost the menu bar in Business Object software (File, Edit, View, Insert, ...), so how can I recover it without reinstallation? Thank you.
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0

5 answers

  1. djwarrior28
     
    Hello,
    1. Connectez-vous au client complet de Business Objects.
    2. Lorsque c'est ouvert, appuyez sur Alt + F11 pour activer la fenêtre VBA.
    3. Appuyez sur CTRL + G pour ouvrir la 'Fenêtre Immédiate' si elle n'est pas déjà ouverte.
    4. Tapez la ligne suivante dans la 'Fenêtre Immédiate' :
    application.cmdbars.activemenubar.visible = true
    5. Cliquez sur Entrée.

    It really works.
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    1. super
       
      Thank you!
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    2. karima
       
      thank you thank you thank you
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    3. khalid
       
      Thank you, boss, it's working well.
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    4. xdad
       
      Royal, thank you for the information that saved me a huge amount of time.
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    5. diam
       
      Awesome! Thank you. I should have come to see you sooner!
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  2. Machus
     
    The sequence ALT + F11 does not work 100%. So solution B is ALT + F8 (macro manager) and write the small macro containing the command line described by djwarrior, then execute it.
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    1. anonyme
       
      Awesome! It works! Thank you very much.
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  3. SebastianTheRooster
     
    It works even when launching VBA from Excel:

    Sub test()

    Dim appBO As busobj.Application
    Dim docBO As busobj.Document

    Application.DisplayAlerts = True
    Set appBO = New busobj.Application
    appBO.Interactive = True
    appBO.LoginAs UID, "", True
    appBO.Visible = True
    appBO.CmdBars.ActiveMenuBar.Visible = True
    DoEvents
    Set docBO = appBO.Documents.Open(Chemin_Rapport, False, False)

    End Sub
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    1. soflam Posted messages 16 Status Member 9
       
      OPEN VISUAL BASIC BY ALT+F11
      DO CTRL +G
      TYPE
      Application.CmdBars.ActiveMenuBar.Visible = True
      EXIT VB
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  6. alf
     
    Alt-F11 only works if the VBA option is enabled; otherwise, the simplest solution is to do a clean-up in the registry.

    Here’s a brute-force version that works.

    Start
    Run...
    regedit.exe
    OK

    Once in the registry, go to:

    HKEY_CURRENT_USER
    Software

    and delete Business Objects

    Launch BO and skip the registration popup, and there you go, it works perfectly again. It’s a drastic measure, but effective.
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