Disabling Document AutoRecovery in Excel by script
Due to a dependency on legacy excel based applications, we have a need to
disable the Document AutoRecovery function within Excel 2003, to minimise risk of corrupting the application. ScriptCenter has a snippet of code for enabling AutoRecover, though it is already enabled by default =/ Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application") objExcel.AutoRecover.Enabled objExcel.Quit I have tried a number of alternatives but still cannot get the Disable AutoRecovery checkbox ticked. It's location is (Within Excel) Tools, Options [Save] All customise functions of AutoRecovery are registry based, EXCEPT Enable/Disable. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. |
Disabling Document AutoRecovery in Excel by script
Application.AutoRecover.Enabled = False
----------- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Sedgwick" wrote in message Due to a dependency on legacy excel based applications, we have a need to disable the Document AutoRecovery function within Excel 2003, to minimise risk of corrupting the application. ScriptCenter has a snippet of code for enabling AutoRecover, though it is already enabled by default =/ Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application") objExcel.AutoRecover.Enabled objExcel.Quit I have tried a number of alternatives but still cannot get the Disable AutoRecovery checkbox ticked. It's location is (Within Excel) Tools, Options [Save] All customise functions of AutoRecovery are registry based, EXCEPT Enable/Disable. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. |
Disabling Document AutoRecovery in Excel by script
Thanks Jim.
Have you successfully tested this? This is one of the changes I made through testing and had no luck with. If someone is able to confirm this works, then I will tuen my attention to Group Policy and possibly Excel.pip. Kind Regards, Simon "Jim Cone" wrote: Application.AutoRecover.Enabled = False ----------- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Sedgwick" wrote in message Due to a dependency on legacy excel based applications, we have a need to disable the Document AutoRecovery function within Excel 2003, to minimise risk of corrupting the application. ScriptCenter has a snippet of code for enabling AutoRecover, though it is already enabled by default =/ Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application") objExcel.AutoRecover.Enabled objExcel.Quit I have tried a number of alternatives but still cannot get the Disable AutoRecovery checkbox ticked. It's location is (Within Excel) Tools, Options [Save] All customise functions of AutoRecovery are registry based, EXCEPT Enable/Disable. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. |
Disabling Document AutoRecovery in Excel by script
Simon,
It's pretty straight forward stuff... .Enabled = False will uncheck it. .Enabled = True will check it. Yes it works for me, but I am not on a server, using a shared workbook and automating Excel from Visio or whatever you are doing.<g Also, I tested it on XL 2002 only. AutoRecover is not available in XL 97. Regards, Jim Cone "Sedgwick" wrote in message Have you successfully tested this? This is one of the changes I made through testing and had no luck with. If someone is able to confirm this works, then I will tuen my attention to Group Policy and possibly Excel.pip. Kind Regards, Simon "Jim Cone" wrote: Application.AutoRecover.Enabled = False ----------- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Sedgwick" wrote in message Due to a dependency on legacy excel based applications, we have a need to disable the Document AutoRecovery function within Excel 2003, to minimise risk of corrupting the application. ScriptCenter has a snippet of code for enabling AutoRecover, though it is already enabled by default =/ Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application") objExcel.AutoRecover.Enabled objExcel.Quit I have tried a number of alternatives but still cannot get the Disable AutoRecovery checkbox ticked. It's location is (Within Excel) Tools, Options [Save] All customise functions of AutoRecovery are registry based, EXCEPT Enable/Disable. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. |
Disabling Document AutoRecovery in Excel by script
Jim,
Thanks, I have tried that with no success, I suspect that this was changed from 2002 to 2003. We will be deploying Office 2003 SP2 I will be able to test this at home I suppose, this will elliminate the AD and Group Policy from the equation. Enjoy your weekend, I'll update this post from home. Simon "Jim Cone" wrote: Simon, It's pretty straight forward stuff... .Enabled = False will uncheck it. .Enabled = True will check it. Yes it works for me, but I am not on a server, using a shared workbook and automating Excel from Visio or whatever you are doing.<g Also, I tested it on XL 2002 only. AutoRecover is not available in XL 97. Regards, Jim Cone "Sedgwick" wrote in message Have you successfully tested this? This is one of the changes I made through testing and had no luck with. If someone is able to confirm this works, then I will tuen my attention to Group Policy and possibly Excel.pip. Kind Regards, Simon "Jim Cone" wrote: Application.AutoRecover.Enabled = False ----------- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Sedgwick" wrote in message Due to a dependency on legacy excel based applications, we have a need to disable the Document AutoRecovery function within Excel 2003, to minimise risk of corrupting the application. ScriptCenter has a snippet of code for enabling AutoRecover, though it is already enabled by default =/ Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application") objExcel.AutoRecover.Enabled objExcel.Quit I have tried a number of alternatives but still cannot get the Disable AutoRecovery checkbox ticked. It's location is (Within Excel) Tools, Options [Save] All customise functions of AutoRecovery are registry based, EXCEPT Enable/Disable. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. |
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