Blue Screen Macro

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Hophead - 29 Aug 2006 08:39 GMT

I used to have a simple macro I attached to a button that pressing once would
turn blue screen on and pressing again would turn it off. Unfortunately, I
lost it in a hard drive crash. I do most of my writing and editing in blue
screen but some graphics don't appear and I need to switch to white to view
them. It is cumbersome to navigate the menus to switch. Does anybody know
this macro?

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Tony Jollans - 29 Aug 2006 08:45 GMT

You need to set Options.BlueScreen to True or False or, for a toggle as you
describe, to the opposite of its current value.

Sub ToggleBlueScreen()
Options.blueScreen = Not Options.BlueScreen
End Sub

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Enjoy,
Tony

> I used to have a simple macro I attached to a button that pressing once would
> turn blue screen on and pressing again would turn it off. Unfortunately, I
> lost it in a hard drive crash. I do most of my writing and editing in blue
> screen but some graphics don't appear and I need to switch to white to view
> them. It is cumbersome to navigate the menus to switch. Does anybody know
> this macro?

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Michael Bednarek - 29 Aug 2006 12:37 GMT

>I used to have a simple macro I attached to a button that pressing once would
>turn blue screen on and pressing again would turn it off. Unfortunately, I
>lost it in a hard drive crash. I do most of my writing and editing in blue
>screen but some graphics don't appear and I need to switch to white to view
>them. It is cumbersome to navigate the menus to switch. Does anybody know
>this macro?

Options.BlueScreen = Not Options.BlueScreen

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Hophead - 30 Aug 2006 20:05 GMT

Thanks so much to Tony and Michael! This simple macro was just what I needed.
I have saved it as a text file on my backup drive so I won't lose it again.

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