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In a shared Excel application at work there is a form with a control
with a label with an accelerator, Alt+D. It works perfectly on my machine but on someone else's machine I get the message "Office 2003 access key Alt, D, continue typing the Office 2003 menu key sequence, or press Escape to cancel." Why the difference? How can I make the accelerator work the same way on all machines.? |
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If I remember correctly, alt+d is assigned to the 'data' menu item in
<=xl2003. Apparently =xl2007 is going to xl's default hotkey on the other person's machine. Just change the accelerator in the ActiveX control to something that ms doesn't already have assigned. Thanks! Cliff Edwards |
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On Jan 9, 2:35*am, ward376 wrote:
If I remember correctly, alt+d is assigned to the 'data' menu item in <=xl2003. Apparently =xl2007 is going to xl's default hotkey on the other person's machine. Just change the accelerator in the ActiveX control to something that ms doesn't already have assigned. Thanks! Cliff Edwards I believe you're right. I will change the accelerator to the a in Date. Thanks for the reply. |
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