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Default EMBEDing an object to access procedures such as MouseMove

I am wanting to implement some funtionality inside a mouse move for certain
objects and shapes on an excel document.

Following the "insert-object" excel menu options will insert an object into
the
document and add a line to the effect of:
=EMBED("Forms.Image.1","").
Now inside the VBA editor, this object can have standard methods
(procedures) associated with it such as mouseMove, mouseUp, Click, GotFocus,
etc.

The problem is... try adding this line to an existing object OR click inside
the
=EMBED("Forms.Image.1","")
text of an emedded object and excel doesn't let you leave... complaining that

"Reference is not valid"



So HOW do you get around this... How can i access the MouseMove procedure
for an already existing autoshape when i cannot add the EMBED line?

Cheers,

Mark.
 
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