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Hi,
As part of a project my colleagues and I have come up with a crazy idea where a user would be able to drag and drop WordArt objects where ever they want on a worksheet in order to design a letter (Mail Merge style!) using tags which would be called "Address Line 1", "Person Name" and the like. The problem is we don't want the user to be able to edit the text, or change any other of those esoteric WordArt options, so we need some kind of way of protecting the WordArt objects to limit what the user can do to them. I have done a heavy amount of investigation into this and am pretty much convinced that I've reached the limits of what VBA can do, but I thought I'd give the forum a shot anyway. The best I've come up with so far is resetting the WordArt objects to their default value with the WorkSheet Change event but this is a pretty messy solution as the client can still make all the changes they want, only to be confused when it resets itself. I'd appreciate any insight you guys have. Thanks, Des |
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