> Hi,
>  I am writing a word macro which disables certain functions such as
printing
> and saving based on the users name which is being pulled out of an .ini
file
> generated by an application. The problem is that although the functions
are
> being disabled ok, the shortcut keys still work (e.g. CTRL+P still works).
I
> have searched high and low for a workaround to this problem but to no
avail.
> If anybody can give me a solution I would be most grateful.

> Thanks in advance,
> Kieron

> Hi Keiron

> Name a replacement subroutine the same as the function you want to
disable:

> Sub FileSave()
>     MsgBox "This function has been disabled, because I didn't like the
color
> of your shoes today!"
> end Sub

> To determine the name of the functions, select Tools | Macro. (Alt-F8)
From
> the drop down list box, select "Word commands" . Locate the command you
want
> to replace. Select the template in which you want to save the new sub from
> the drop down list, then click "Create"

> A new sub with the correct name will be created for you in the template
you
> specified, with the code necessary for normal operation. Now you can make
it
> do anything you want it to.

> HTH and have a great day.

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> > Hi,
> >  I am writing a word macro which disables certain functions such as
> printing
> > and saving based on the users name which is being pulled out of an .ini
> file
> > generated by an application. The problem is that although the functions
> are
> > being disabled ok, the shortcut keys still work (e.g. CTRL+P still
works).
> I
> > have searched high and low for a workaround to this problem but to no
> avail.
> > If anybody can give me a solution I would be most grateful.

> > Thanks in advance,
> > Kieron