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I can disable "New" and "Open" menu items in Excel 2003 by capturing those
events - but it's not working in 2007. How can we disable menu items in Excel
2007 programatically? Thanks for any help!!
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Hi Aruna

See the XML examples on this page
http://www.rondebruin.nl/ribbon.htm



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I can disable "New" and "Open" menu items in Excel 2003 by capturing those
events - but it's not working in 2007. How can we disable menu items in Excel
2007 programatically? Thanks for any help!!
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