Hi,

can someone help me and provide me the information on how to supress the
default action of the shortcut keys of word during word automation.

I have written a code but it generates a exception "Object Reference not set
to an instance of a object".

I have posted my code here, can someone take a look at it and help in
understand and help me to get the solution for this

Word._Application app = null;

object c = Word.WdKey.wdKeyC;

object ctrl = Word.WdKey.wdKeyControl;

object mykey = null;

word.KeyBindings.ClearAll();

mykey
word.KeyBindings.Add(Word.WdKeyCategory.wdKeyCateg oryCommand,"DoSomeThing",app.BuildKeyCode(Word.WdK ey.wdKeyControl,
ref c, ref missing, ref missing),ref missing,ref missing);

Here DoSomething is a dummy function

public void DoSomeThing()
{
}

It would be great if someone could help me.

My mail id is

Thanks for the help

Regards,
Govardhan

You have posted in an Excel VBA programming group.
Your question relates to Word using an unidentified programming language.
You probably won't get an answer here.
--
Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware
(Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming)



"apondu"
wrote in message
Hi,
can someone help me and provide me the information on how to supress the
default action of the shortcut keys of word during word automation.

I have written a code but it generates a exception "Object Reference not set
to an instance of a object".

I have posted my code here, can someone take a look at it and help in
understand and help me to get the solution for this

Word._Application app = null;

object c = Word.WdKey.wdKeyC;

object ctrl = Word.WdKey.wdKeyControl;

object mykey = null;

word.KeyBindings.ClearAll();

mykey =
word.KeyBindings.Add(Word.WdKeyCategory.wdKeyCateg oryCommand,"DoSomeThing",app.BuildKeyCode(Word.WdK ey.wdKeyControl,
ref c, ref missing, ref missing),ref missing,ref missing);

Here DoSomething is a dummy function

public void DoSomeThing()
{
}

It would be great if someone could help me.

My mail id is

Thanks for the help

Regards,
Govardhan

Hi Jim Cone,

I feel this is related to automation of office documents and if i could
supress the shortcut keys in Word then i must be able to do it in Excel so i
felt i could get some response here and posted it over here, regarding
language i am sorry but people would have some idea about the solution which
i am looking for so i thought i would get a rough idea on how to proceed.

Thanks,

Regards,
Govardhan