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My Word menu is sometimes made inactive...

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Bo Hansson - 01 Dec 2004 20:01 GMT
I'm operating in Windows XP with Word 2003.
My Word VBA-application is controlled from a menu created in Words menu bar
(correct name ?).
It usually works fine, but now and then it happens that my menu for some
reason is made inactive, and I have to rebuild it to continue operation.
I have not found out exactly in which circumstances it happens, but I
suspect it has something to do with Words interaction with Outlook (Word is
used as Outlook editor).

Has anyone similar experiences - and the solution?

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Some more facts:
My VBA-project is stored in Word's start directory and I build the menu in
an AutoExec procedure.

/BosseH
Word Heretic - 05 Dec 2004 01:02 GMT
G'day "Bo Hansson" <bo1.hansson@telia.com>,

You REALLY shouldn't use Word as your email editor. It causes numerous
problems. If the email is that long, write it as a Word document first
and cuttenpaste it over.

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment)
Without prejudice

Bo Hansson reckoned:

>I'm operating in Windows XP with Word 2003.
>My Word VBA-application is controlled from a menu created in Words menu bar
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>/BosseH
 
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