Hi,

I want to stop a user being able to turn off enableevents.

i.e. application.enableevents = false

is it possible?

Cheers, Steven

"Steven Revell" wrote...
I want to stop a user being able to turn off enableevents.

i.e. application.enableevents = false

is it possible?

No.

It may be of some use to you to know that ActiveX controls (from the
Controls toolbox) are unaffected by Application.EnableEvents i.e.
their events still fire when False.

To exploit this, for example, you could have an invisible Image object
large enough to cover the user's part of the screen and set
Application.EnableEvents=True in its MouseMove event (hint:
additionally make the control invisible in its MouseDown event).

"Harlan*Grove" wrote in message ...
"Steven Revell" wrote...
I want to stop a user being able to turn off enableevents.

i.e. application.enableevents = false

is it possible?

No.

"onedaywhen" wrote...
It may be of some use to you to know that ActiveX controls (from the
Controls toolbox) are unaffected by Application.EnableEvents i.e.
their events still fire when False.

To exploit this, for example, you could have an invisible Image object
large enough to cover the user's part of the screen and set
Application.EnableEvents=True in its MouseMove event (hint:
additionally make the control invisible in its MouseDown event).
....

Meaning there's no way to prevent this being used to propagate macro
viruses? Well, it's not like I expected any security from Microsoft products
.. . .