Syntax to make command bar button visible

[twgonder]

I've created a command bar for right click on a control in a form with something like this:
(it's been hacked together here for demonstration from different procedures and forum suggestions)

Dim cbrRc As Object
Set cbrRc = fResetCbr(Fcntl(1, 15)) 'Fcntl(1,15) has a name for the control bar right click menu

    With cbrRc.Controls.Add(msoControlButton)
      .Caption = fTranltLang(TempVars!LoLangID, "3_RcfSearch", "LF") 'Translates the button into different languages
      .OnAction = "=f" & Fcntl(1, 15) & "Search()" 'The function name is built for use in the form class module
      .Enabled = False
    End With
    'more buttons added below
---
Public Function fResetCbr(aBarName As Variant) As Office.CommandBar
  'Delete bar if it exists, must be called with set from another procedure

  On Error Resume Next
  CommandBars(aBarName).Delete

  On Error GoTo 0
  Set fResetCbr = CommandBars.Add(aBarName, 5) ', False, True)

End Function

In another procedure for a form control, I need to make the "Search" button enabled.
I'm going cross-eyed trying to figure out the syntax to modify just that one button.
What is the syntax?


Is there also a way to "id" the "Search" button, so I can reference it in a simpler manner (than the foreign language caption)?

Thanks

[twgonder]

I think I got it with this:

CommandBars(Fcntl(1, 15)).Controls(1).Enabled = True

I am a little confused by Controls(1). Since most things in Access are 0 based, and this was the first button added to the command bar, I'm wondering if the "(1)" might mean something else, or if I just got lucky.

[Edgar]

You can also use this syntax Controls.Item("ControlName")