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I have an excel application with vba macros that is distributed via Citrix. I
have been able to disable many of the unwanted features of excel 2000 but we are now upgrading to 2003. I need to disable a couple of the new features of excel. Namely error checking and the paste and insert options. I know that this can be done from Tools, Options etc. but that is on a per user basis. And we don't even present the options menu and is more then we want to ask the user to do. I looked into Group Policy Editor but turning these specific features off does not seem to be available. Is there a way I can do it on start up of excel via VBA or for that matter anyway to do it other than through mousing the menu options. Thanks in advance. Mike |
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