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how to hide "title-bar" in Excel?
how can I make the top "title-bar" hidden.
I want to prevent user to close the book any other way than by clicking a "CLOSE"-button in the worksheet. |
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how to hide "title-bar" in Excel?
The user can always close the workbook by
CNTRL-ALT-DELETE and then telling the Task Manager to close Excel. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200791 |
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how to hide "title-bar" in Excel?
Don't forget CTRL + w to close the workbook.
Gord On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:02:00 -0700, Gary''s Student wrote: The user can always close the workbook by CNTRL-ALT-DELETE and then telling the Task Manager to close Excel. |
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