Office Assistant Question

B

Bob Phillips

Les,

I can't say I really understand what you are asking, but most people that I
know turn the office assistant off, it is just too annoying.

Would a custom userform do what you want?

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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L

Les Stout

I think it must be the jovial festive season.. Was just wondering if one
could use the wizard like a pop up message with the animations...and
upon clicking ok that it just hide's again..

Les Stout

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L

Les Stout

I think it must be the jovial festive season.. Was just wondering if one
could use the wizard like a pop up message with the animations...and
upon clicking ok that it just hide's again... I do not want to use it
for help at all, just call it like you would a text box for info...

Les Stout

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M

MichDenis

Try This :

'----------------------------
Sub YesNo()
Assistant.Sounds = True
Assistant.On = True
With Assistant.NewBalloon
..Animation = 112
..BalloonType = 1
..Button = 4
..Heading = "Save" & vbLf & "Your modifications ?"
..Icon = 6
..Mode = 0
If .Show = -3 Then MsgBox "Ok for jovial festive season!", 64
End With
Assistant.On = False
End Sub
'----------------------------




"Les Stout" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de uat%[email protected]...
I think it must be the jovial festive season.. Was just wondering if one
could use the wizard like a pop up message with the animations...and
upon clicking ok that it just hide's again... I do not want to use it
for help at all, just call it like you would a text box for info...

Les Stout

*** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
 

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