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How to disable the Application Dialogs
Hi,
If possible, I'd like to disable the Application Dialog for Customizing toolbars... Is that possible? thanks... Philip |
How to disable the Application Dialogs
Well, in Excel 2002 and later this is available:
CommandBars.DisableCustomize = True Also this will stop someone from right-clicking on a toolbar to get to the toolbar popup: CommandBars("Toolbar List").Enabled = False This (unlike the first one) doesn't stop someone from double-clicking on the menubar/toolbar background area to get to the Customize dialog. More people don't know about this but if it concerns you I think you can stop it using the OnDoubleClick method. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Philip" wrote in message ... | Hi, | | If possible, I'd like to disable the Application Dialog for Customizing | toolbars... | | Is that possible? | | thanks... | | Philip |
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