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Applies to: Microsoft Office Access 2007
February 27, 2008 Steven Thomas
If you see the Message Bar, you can enable database content by clicking Options.
 Problems watching the video? Try our troubleshooting tips.If you don't see the Message Bar, it may be hidden or disabled. You can show or enable the Message Bar if necessary.
Problems watching the video? Try our troubleshooting tips.For a text article about enabling database content, see Stop disabled mode from blocking a query. |
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Are you trying to run a query but it just doesn't do anything? You might need to enable the content in your database. In Access 2007, some database content may be disabled by default. Watch these demos to learn how to enable the content that you want to run.
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