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I guess you're probably right..! :) I only really needed this to help the
user check that the code to alter the screen zoom depending on the active resolution when the workbook was opened, actually wored - and it does! Thanks for your help - sorry about only replying now - I was on leave on Friday afternoon! Regards Pete "keepITcool" wrote: I think users can manager their own screen res, so i would never use your code..it was a quick fix. i dont want to really think about this. -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam Peter Rooney wrote : KeepITCool, I tried both versions - as you pointed out, the shorter one left the applet behind the window, but with the longer solution, I STILL end up in the VB editor! Any more thoughts? My worksheet is called "Database", here's what I have at the moment... Cheers Pete |
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