How to check if a control is clicked (Word 2003, Win XP)

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Hi,

I know that somewhere I can fin an old string telling me how I can check if a command bar control is clicked, but right now I not able to put up the correct question/search word to get hold of it.

If someone could give me a short hint about how I can check whether a control like File/Save is clicked I would be very glad.

Regards
Bj

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Sorry, this is not what you were asking for.

The State property of a CommandBarButton control can have the following values:
msoButtonDown (equals True)
msoButtonMixed
msoButtonUp (equals False)

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Sorry, this is not what you were asking for.

The State property of a CommandBarButton control can have the following values:
msoButtonDown (equals True)
msoButtonMixed
msoButtonUp (equals False)

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To intercept one of the built-in commands, you must write a macro with the same name as the command, for instance FileSave or FileSaveAs. See Word for Windows commands, and their descriptions, default shortcuts and menu assignments.

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Thanks Hans!

I shall try to use this in my procedure when at work tomorrow.

regards
Bj

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To intercept one of the built-in commands, you must write a macro with the same name as the command, for instance FileSave or FileSaveAs. See Word for Windows commands, and their descriptions, default shortcuts and menu assignments.

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