Try this

Private Sub Workbook_BeforeSave(ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean)
Sheets("Introduction").Select
End Sub

Mike

"Mr. Burton" wrote:

1st sheets is an introduction, when macros are enabled it takes you too the
rest of the sheet (that was hidden). People work on the rest of the sheet
then quit, the document then takes the user back to the introduction page
then asks to save.

Problem is if they click save whilst working and dont save again when they
quit at the introduction page, it gets saved in the middle of the sheets that
arnt ment to be shown until macros are enabled at the introduction sheet.

Does that make sense?

I dont want them to be able to save until they get taken back to the
introduction page.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

I assume this is to ensure that this sheet is the one visible on opening. If
so it would be easier to simply select it when the workbook opens.

Alt+f11 to open VB editor double click 'this workbook' and paste this in on
the right

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Sheets("Introduction").Select
End Sub


Mike


"Mr. Burton" wrote:

Hi I have asked a couple of questions on here and you've helped greatly,
here's 1 mo

I want my document able to only save on 1 page ("introduction" sheet).

I dont want other people who use the document to be able to save on any of
the other sheets.

Other words, I want them to have to go back to the "Introduction" sheet in
order to save.

Thanks guys