Classic Menu for Access 2007 6.01

Whats new in version 6.01:
User can browse the whole menus with keyboard shortcuts (insert Q into the original shortcuts of Office 2003. For example: press Alt + T to open the "Tools" menu in Access 2003, you just need to press Alt, Q, T to open the "Tools" menu in Access 2007.

Publisher review:
Show Classic Menus and Toolbars on the Ribbon of Microsoft Access 2007. Can not see the familiar menus and toolbars from previous versions of Microsoft Access? Just download and install this software and you will be able to see and enjoy the main menu bar, standard toolbar and formatting toolbar once again in Microsoft Access 2007, as you did in Access 2003.
User can browse the whole menus with keyboard shortcuts (insert Q into the original shortcuts of Office 2003. For example: press Alt + T to open the "Tools" menu in Access 2003, you just need to press Alt, Q, T to open the "Tools" menu in Access 2007).
The familiar Access 2003 interface has been replaced by the Ribbon. It is cool and powerful, but many users can't find some of the features because they are hidden or moved to other places. If you install Classic Menu for Access 2007, these menus and toolbars will be retrieved and shown.
All new features items have also been added into the classic menu and toolbars.
Supports all languages that are supported by Microsoft Access 2007: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Arabic, Korean, Chinese...
You can add the menus and toolbars to Quick Access Toolbar, then you can minimize the Ribbon and finish all operations without open Ribbon.
Requirements:
Microsoft Access 2007 or Office 2007 installed

Operating system:
WinXP,WinVista,WinVista x64,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,WinOther,WinServer

Limitations:
Free Download and Full Features

Release notes:
Major Update

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