Re: Menu Items Showing in Object Properties Dropdown

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"Rick Raisley" <rraisley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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How the HECK do I get rid of them? I can see that in certain cases it
might
be nice to access them there, but I don't want them! I know it must be an
IDE setting somewhere, but darned if I can find it. I need help with
restoring my sanity here! ;-)

That "dropdown listing of controls" is actually a dropdown listing of any
object you have setup to trap events.... which includes Menus, Controls and
any object variables you've declared "WithEvents". There's no way to get rid
of them and they've always been there.

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Regards,

Rick Raisley
rraisley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx



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