Did you understand the text you quoted.

As I understood it:
If the key exists, then the checkbox is disabled (You situation)
Then if the key value is 1, the box is checked and if zero it is not
checked

If the key does not exist, then the checkbox is enabled. So if you want
the checkbox enabled, then remove the key.

Just going on what I read/understood - no knowledge on whether that is true
or not.
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"David Liebtag" wrote in message
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Thanks Tom.

The Regkey.xls lists three AccessVBOM registry entries for Excel. Two of
them weren't on my machine and one that was on my machine was not listed
in
regkey.xls. I've tried tweaking all four entries and nothing has disabled
the checkbox. Maybe it can't be disabled with my version of Excel.

David Liebtag