To use context help in a VBA form I can assign the Help 4.0 file name and
path using

Activedocument.vbProject.helpfile = <file name and path

however this doesn't work if the project is locked or protected as the
vbProject properties are protected. How can I do this with a protected
project?

Tony

"Tony Seiscons" wrote in message ...
To use context help in a VBA form I can assign the Help 4.0 file name and
path using

Activedocument.vbProject.helpfile = <file name and path

however this doesn't work if the project is locked or protected as the
vbProject properties are protected. How can I do this with a protected
project?

Tony

Apologies. The return e-mail address for this is out of data. I have
re-posted the question with a new address however this follow up post
also has my new correct e-mail address.
Tony C

Tony

Not much need for a correct email address.

Not too many responders are going to bother emailing you directly.

Also, posting with a real email address will delight the harvesters no end.

Munge your address when posting to new groups.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On 10 Nov 2004 20:45:41 -0800, (Tony C) wrote:

"Tony Seiscons" wrote in message ...
To use context help in a VBA form I can assign the Help 4.0 file name and
path using

Activedocument.vbProject.helpfile = <file name and path

however this doesn't work if the project is locked or protected as the
vbProject properties are protected. How can I do this with a protected
project?

Tony

Apologies. The return e-mail address for this is out of data. I have
re-posted the question with a new address however this follow up post
also has my new correct e-mail address.
Tony C

Thanks, It's a sneakemail address that's unique to this group so I can
delete it if the spammers get hold of it anyway.
"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message
...
Tony

Not much need for a correct email address.

Not too many responders are going to bother emailing you directly.

Also, posting with a real email address will delight the harvesters no
end.

Munge your address when posting to new groups.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On 10 Nov 2004 20:45:41 -0800, (Tony C) wrote:

"Tony Seiscons" wrote in message
...
To use context help in a VBA form I can assign the Help 4.0 file name
and
path using

Activedocument.vbProject.helpfile = <file name and path

however this doesn't work if the project is locked or protected as the
vbProject properties are protected. How can I do this with a protected
project?

Tony

Apologies. The return e-mail address for this is out of data. I have
re-posted the question with a new address however this follow up post
also has my new correct e-mail address.
Tony C