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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / May 2006Stopping AutoClose macro
I have put code in the AutoClose macro to check if a bookmark exists. If it doesn't I throw up an error messagebox. However, when they OK the message box, I want to cancel the autoclose so the document stays open. Exit Sub doesn't work. Any ideas please? Stephen In place of AutoClose, you want the DocumentBeforeClose event. That has a Cancel argument which, if set TRUE, prevents the document closing. Read Help on 'Trapping Word events' for how to set it up. >I have put code in the AutoClose macro to check if a bookmark exists. If >it [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Any ideas please? > Stephen Thank you for such a speedy response. All working now. Cheers Stephen > In place of AutoClose, you want the DocumentBeforeClose event. That has a > Cancel argument which, if set TRUE, prevents the document closing. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Any ideas please? > > Stephen |
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