I never said it was.
The only events you mentioned in your original post were BeforeClose and BeforePrint.
Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA


"Dean Meyer"
wrote in message
Thanks for trying to help, Jim.
"Cancel" is not a defined parameter of Workbook_WindowDeactivate so I
can't add it there.
I loaded Excel fresh, started with a blank workbook and typed the
following into the VB ThisWorkbook object:
Sub Workbook_WindowDeactivate(ByVal Wn As Window)
End Sub

Then I opened any other Excel workbook, made some edit to force a save,
and clicked the big red X.
The problem occured!

Jim Cone wrote:
Add "Cancel = True" to your code.
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Jim Cone