Is there a way to enable the close button in a Workbook ?
Thanks,

Martín


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Turn off workbook level protection.

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Tom Ogilvy

"Martín2626 " wrote in message
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Is there a way to enable the close button in a Workbook ?
Thanks,

Martín


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I think you want to disable the close option because it's
already enabled.

Here's the whole code for this:

Send in Me.Caption into either of the following routines.
Make sure you do
this on the initialise event
for 'DisableActiveDialogMenuControls'

'-----------------------------Declarations to Remove
Dialog Controls

Private Const MF_BYPOSITION As Long = &H400
''' Deletes the menus byposition (this is our default)

Private Const MF_BYCOMMAND As Long = &H0
''' Deletes the menu by Command ID. This is rarely used
and is shown here
for information purposes only.

Private Const mlNUM_SYS_MENU_ITEMS As Long = 9
''' This is the number of items on the system menu

Private Declare Function GetSystemMenu Lib "user32" (ByVal
hWnd As Long,
ByVal bRevert As Long) As Long

Private Declare Function DeleteMenu Lib "user32" (ByVal
hMenu As Long, ByVal
nPosition As Long, ByVal wFlags As Long) As Long

Private Declare Function FindWindowA Lib "user32" (ByVal
lpClassName As
String, ByVal lpWindowName As String) As Long


' Comments: Deletes the system control menu of the
specified window.
'
' Arguments: DialogCaption The caption of the window
whose control
' menu you want to delete. If
not specified,
' Application.Caption is assumed.
'
Public Sub DisableActiveDialogMenuControls(DialogCaption
As String)
Dim lHandle As Long, lCount As Long
On Error Resume Next
DialogCaption = DialogCaption & vbNullChar
lHandle = FindWindowA(vbNullString, DialogCaption)

' Only continue if the passed window handle isn't zero.

If lHandle < 0 Then

' There are 9 items on the application control
menu.
' Loop through and disable each one.

For lCount = 1 To mlNUM_SYS_MENU_ITEMS

' The nPosition of the DeleteMenu function
will always be 0,
' because as we delete each menu item, the
next one moves up
' into the first position (index of 0).

DeleteMenu GetSystemMenu(lHandle, False), 0,
MF_BYPOSITION
Next lCount

End If

End Sub

' Comments: Restores the system control menu of the
specified window.
'
' Arguments: szCaption (Optional) The caption of the
window whose control
' menu you want to delete. If not
specified,
' Application.Caption is assumed.
'

Public Sub EnableActiveDialogMenuControls(DialogCaption As
String)

Dim lHandle As Long
On Error Resume Next
DialogCaption = DialogCaption & vbNullChar
lHandle = FindWindowA(vbNullString, DialogCaption)

' Passing True to the bRevert argument of the
GetSystemMenu API restores
' the control menu of the specified window.

GetSystemMenu lHandle, True

End Sub

Regards



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Is there a way to enable the close button in a Workbook ?
Thanks,

Martín


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Yes, Thanks. What I want is to disable it

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then protect the workbook.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Martín2626 " wrote in message
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Yes, Thanks. What I want is to disable it.


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