You might want to consider creating a small macro that hides the toolbars,
then try setting it to run automatically when the workbook opens. Then have
the macro redisplay the tool bars when the workbook closes to ensure the
toolbars show up for regular Excel work.

Look up toolbar in the Macro Help menu option in the Visual Basic Help
screens.


"Mike Rogers" wrote:

Hell-o

Office 2000, is there a way to disable the tool bars. I have a form that I
would like the user too not have access to any editing tools. I have found a
couple of macros that inadvertantly stop the copy and paste function that I
could employ but, I would like something a little cleaner and much more
complete. Disabling all editing functions!

Thanks

Mike Rogers