Hi
allowing users to have thier macro short cuts such as cntrl+s or cntrl+b is
not a good idea. as these are the frequent functions users will be using.If
the user is forgotten or not aware of the macro that exist in that excel
sheet may be mistakanly trapped and will spoil his data by using the macro
instead of the reugular functions of saving the file or changinf the font.
I was not able to find out the help topics how to revert the macro if
happens to be executed.
If I am wrong in bringing up , please correct me.
Thanks


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You're not wrong in bringing it up, but I wouldn't like this change - I
like the ability to intercept the CTRL-s keystroke to run a macro that,
perhaps, does some error checking before saving the file.

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"Sreenath" wrote:

allowing users to have thier macro short cuts such as cntrl+s or cntrl+b is
not a good idea. as these are the frequent functions users will be using.If
the user is forgotten or not aware of the macro that exist in that excel
sheet may be mistakanly trapped and will spoil his data by using the macro
instead of the reugular functions of saving the file or changinf the font.
I was not able to find out the help topics how to revert the macro if
happens to be executed.
If I am wrong in bringing up , please correct me.