Visio viewer

  • Thread starter Michel LAPLANE \(MVP\)
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Michel LAPLANE \(MVP\)

Does anyone knows if it is possible to deactivate the alert messagebox of
the viewer when you open a file containing hyperlink and when you activate
the hyperlink to navigate.

Is there a registry key that can do that ?

Many thanks
 
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Al Edlund

Mike,
If you're referring to the security message about hyperlinks, that's not a
visio based message but comes from the system (I think it came with office).
Al
 
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Michel LAPLANE \(MVP\)

Al,

Many thanks for your response but i think it is included in the viewer and i
will explain why.

I have made a C# application with a form that contains the viewer as an
activeX for customizing purpose.
I have notive several properties on the AxViewer object that correspond to
the settings of the viewer.
For example :
axViewer.PageVisible for viewing the border of the page
axViewer.PageTabsVisible for viewing the pages tabs
axViewer.GridVisible for viewing the grid
.....
and the property axViewer.AlertsEnabled

When i fix the value of AlertsEnabled to false, in my viewer application the
warning does not appears but if does not have effect in the viewer with
internet exlporer.

Some settings are available through the viewer display settings dialogbox
and they have effect on the viewer but only in internet explorer.
When you modify them, you can notice the creation of some registry keys in
HKCU/software/Microsoft/Visio/Viewer
For example :
ShowPage = TRUE for viewing the border of the page
ShowPageTabs = TRUE for viewing the pages tabs
ShowGrid = TRUE for viewing the grid
As there is no setting in the DisplayDettings dialogbox for AlertsEnabled, i
suppose that perhaps a registry key not documented exist for that property.

Many thanks if you can dig with me to have a response for it.

Many thanks.
 

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