You can trap the WindowSelectionChange event, and test where the Selection
has ended up. That will work if the user clicks at, or jumps to, the end of
document, but not if they move there using the right arrow.
> Hi ,
> I want a pop up windown with yes/no appear when user reach or click at
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> thank
> Dee
Dee - 09 Nov 2005 14:05 GMT
I appreaciate if you could give me the code how to do that.
thank you
Dee
> You can trap the WindowSelectionChange event, and test where the Selection
> has ended up. That will work if the user clicks at, or jumps to, the end of
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> > thank
> > Dee
Jezebel - 10 Nov 2005 12:02 GMT
It's well covered in Help, under 'Trapping Word event' (or something like
that). It takes a fair amount of code: you need a class module with a
WithEvents reference to the Word application, and some ordinary code to
instantiate the class. If none of that means anything to you, you'll need to
read up on VB/VBA classes until you understand it.
>I appreaciate if you could give me the code how to do that.
>
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