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I believe it is bark bark. Double clicking and RMC and selecting Open fire the same thing. That is, if the file in Explorer is a document. If it is a template then they fire different things.
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Thanks Fumei....
As I suspected, the same process seems to be fired by DC or RMC+Open. So I'll rephrase the original question: When in Document_Open, can I look at some system variable to determine what method was used to open the document? I strongly suspect the answer is "No". As to the next bit, I currently have VBA in Document_Open which immediately shows an Userform etc. So from then on, processing is restricted to options offered to the User. To amend/update the code, I normally access the document's VBA by opening the document, then use Alt+F11, but the above restrictions mean that option is no longer available to me. Therefore, at the moment in Document_Open I detect the current User's name, then, for selected Users (me!), I offer the option of normal processing or VBA access. I was just musing on the idea of simplifying this process.... |
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