M
Mel
Today a project had me reading some old threads where I saw even
recently some 2003 users complaining about the F1 key no longer works
in the VBA editor. (It traditionally would pull up help based on what
you had highlighted in your code, which is a great feature, but it
stopped working in 2003 for many people, including me.)
Anyway, it may be a moot point now because you moved on to 2007 or
because it's already been revealed (?), but I want to throw it out
there just in case. I found using CNTRL+F1 makes it work like it used
to. So for me, F1 = Nada, but Cntrl+F1 = context sensitive help.
You all probably already knew that, but I just didn't want to wake up
tonight in doubt. <g>
Thanks,
Melina
recently some 2003 users complaining about the F1 key no longer works
in the VBA editor. (It traditionally would pull up help based on what
you had highlighted in your code, which is a great feature, but it
stopped working in 2003 for many people, including me.)
Anyway, it may be a moot point now because you moved on to 2007 or
because it's already been revealed (?), but I want to throw it out
there just in case. I found using CNTRL+F1 makes it work like it used
to. So for me, F1 = Nada, but Cntrl+F1 = context sensitive help.
You all probably already knew that, but I just didn't want to wake up
tonight in doubt. <g>
Thanks,
Melina