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Disable Dialog when following external hyperlink
I am looking to turn off the prompt that verified the user wants to open a
file when clicking on a hyperlink. How do I turn this off? It is a script ran by an external program, if this has anythign to do with why it is showing this alert. I have tried the following two, and could not find any parameters of .FollowHyperlink that affected this. Application.EnableEvents = False and Application.DisplayAlerts = False |
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Disable Dialog when following external hyperlink
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see: http://snurl.com/2uq3 -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "John Tolman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I am looking to turn off the prompt that verified the user wants to open a file when clicking on a hyperlink. How do I turn this off? It is a script ran by an external program, if this has anythign to do with why it is showing this alert. I have tried the following two, and could not find any parameters of .FollowHyperlink that affected this. Application.EnableEvents = False and Application.DisplayAlerts = False |
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Disable Dialog when following external hyperlink
I am using 2002, not sure if this matters, but the 11.1 version was different
in my registry and it just didn't work. I tried putting this key in other areas and no luck. Is there possibly another workaround, or a way to just run a link straight from vb rather than have that macro click on a hyperlink itself? "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi see: http://snurl.com/2uq3 -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "John Tolman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I am looking to turn off the prompt that verified the user wants to open a file when clicking on a hyperlink. How do I turn this off? It is a script ran by an external program, if this has anythign to do with why it is showing this alert. I have tried the following two, and could not find any parameters of .FollowHyperlink that affected this. Application.EnableEvents = False and Application.DisplayAlerts = False |
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