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Default Event procedures for controls added with CreateEventProc

FWIW, this problem appears to be similar to what emerged in a discussion
concerning adding withevents code to newly added worksheet controls.

Subject: running same code with multiple controls (Jan 2005)
http://tinyurl.com/6uj3d

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Peter T

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Hi

I think it is hard to do that.
Because althougth the userform is compiled, but it is compiled with the

vba
special p-code which have no public document, and then it will run in the
VBA runtime, there have no a standone process to run the vba code, it is
all in the vba runtime. So I think the win32 API will have no help here to
change unknown format code.

If you still have any concern, please feel free to post here.

Also I think you may try to post the feedback to MSWish website.
http://register.microsoft.com/mswish/suggestion.asp

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