There's not much that you can do...your user can save
your workbook & re-open it with macros OFF which stop any
code from working. Alternatively they could copy to
another workbook & then there'd be no events.
My best solution would be to disable the "send mail"
button entirely, or re-point th ebutton to your checking
routine.

Patrick Molloy
Microsoft Excel MVP
-----Original Message-----
Hello, I'm using VBA in Excel XP with Win 2000.

I have developed a form with a variety of on-sheet
controls. I also have an on-open event performing a
variety of functions.

Is there a way to prevent a user from e-mailing an open
Excel file to someone else? Ideally it would function
like the "Before_Save" event and would trap any method of
attempting to e-mail the form (such as by shortcut key,
menu, etc.).

The form really needs to be validated before e-mailing
and that should be performed by clicking one of the
control buttons on the sheet and not by short cut key nor
by using the menu as such methods won't invoke my
validation routine (which will only work if the entire
form is completed).

If there is no sure fire trapping method, does anyone
have a list of the methods my code should counter to
prevent this from occurring? If this is the case, your
example code on how to trap other methods would be very
helpful. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
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