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Default Programmatic cancel of shortcut menu

I am using Office 2003 on Windows XP.

A custom shortcut menu is displayed with a single menu item on it.
After 10 seconds or so, I want to cancel this menu if the user has not
clicked it.
Please note, that I have the shortcut menu and the time delay worked out. I
just need code to cancel or click the menu.

How can I do this programmatically?

Thanks much in advance for your assistance.
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Hi quartz,

Have you try recording the macro that you are try to do? close open the menu?
Goto Tools, Macro, Record New Macro then Press Alt-F11 you will see a
module created see if that the code you are looking for. Hope this helps.

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I am using Office 2003 on Windows XP.

A custom shortcut menu is displayed with a single menu item on it.
After 10 seconds or so, I want to cancel this menu if the user has not
clicked it.
Please note, that I have the shortcut menu and the time delay worked out. I
just need code to cancel or click the menu.

How can I do this programmatically?

Thanks much in advance for your assistance.

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