[JasFr]

I'm trying to think of a way to have the user confirm that they have checked
some information on something else before they edit the document.

If they click no (or whatever I put that says they haven't checked the
info), I want to either close the document or make it ready only or in some
way prevent them from editing the document.

I've tried a few methods, namely using this.ReadOnly (which is a read only
field) and this.Close. this.Close crashes when it runs, but I'm pretty sure
it's because it is placed in the startup event.

I can put some more info, but I'm trying to be brief because I'm really just
looking for a simple way of preventing document access if they dont' confirm
something.

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

You could apply protection to the document and put an autoopen macro in it
that asked the question and only removed the protection if the user gave the
correct response.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com

"JasFr" wrote in message
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I'm trying to think of a way to have the user confirm that they have
checked
some information on something else before they edit the document.

If they click no (or whatever I put that says they haven't checked the
info), I want to either close the document or make it ready only or in
some
way prevent them from editing the document.

I've tried a few methods, namely using this.ReadOnly (which is a read only
field) and this.Close. this.Close crashes when it runs, but I'm pretty
sure
it's because it is placed in the startup event.

I can put some more info, but I'm trying to be brief because I'm really
just
looking for a simple way of preventing document access if they dont'
confirm
something.