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There is a list of face IDs on the Microsoft Knowledge Base (no 159466)
at the following URL: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=159466 I'm not sure if it gives absolutely everything, but it is certainly a long list. Graham Estates Services University of Sunderland England DavidP wrote: Rob That is excellent. Works a treat. Thank You. The buttons are not very inspiring but sufficient to differentiatiate my macros for me. Inevitably, solving this has raised more interest. Do the Face ID's have names. Reason I ask is that I found it a little tedious to look through them and it strikes me it would be useful to list the buttons out on a spreadsheet with the name alongside. Alternatively I could go through and create it manually but don;t think I can be bothered adding my own narrative . Next, there were many blank buttons. Is it possible to create my own buttons and overwrite an existing code. Finally, and probably the most important. As I was updating my code with your suggestion i.e. ".code = 3" the normal tips came up e.g. ".Application" , ".BeginGroup" etc but FaceID was not among the suggestions. Any idea why and if so is there a way to have it incuded in the prompts. I use those prompts to experiment with when I don't know what code structures are available. It would be great if I could tweak my system to always show every avaolable option. Thanks again DavidP On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 00:29:44 -0800, "Rob Bovey" wrote: .FaceId = 3 |
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