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Is there a way to intercept the NO command after receiving the "Do you want to save the changes you made to 'Document'?

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Is there a way to intercept the NO command after receiving the "Do you want to save the changes you made to 'Document'?

Unfotunately, no.

What are you trying to accomplish? If you could explain it in more details, perhaps there's another way around it.

williamp

When a user selects "NO" to the prompt I would like for MS Word to save a copy in a local folder.

Is there a way to stop this Worksite prompt?

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jny

When a user selects "NO" to the prompt I would like for MS Word to save a copy in a local folder.

Is there a way to stop this Worksite prompt?

I haven't tested this myself. But in theory, if you catch the DocumentBeforeClose to check whether or not the document has been saved (.Saved return true/false to indicate this) to evaluate saving a local copy. If there are more than one document, you may want to check the documents collection vs. the activedocument object.

There is no way to hook into that dialog; it's not an object exposed by an interface.

williamp

This the part that is bothering me....the DocumentBeforeClose event. I don't have much experience in iMan programming in VBA. If you can provide a quick example on how I can accomplish in VBA that will be much appreciated!!

jny

This the part that is bothering me....the DocumentBeforeClose event. I don't have much experience in iMan programming in VBA. If you can provide a quick example on how I can accomplish in VBA that will be much appreciated!!

If you do a search for custom footer macro technotes in the support site, you should see one for 8.0. There is a sample footer macro which you may use as reference; it demonstrates how you my catch the IManageExtensibility Object and the events it raises. You may also just catch the native documentbeforeclose.

williamp

JNY - you are the man! I was able to catch the DocumentBeforeClose event as you stated and disabled the Worksite's Save Changes prompt and replaced it with Message Box I created and manipulated.

Very much APPRECIATED!

jny

JNY - you are the man! I was able to catch the DocumentBeforeClose event as you stated and disabled the Worksite's Save Changes prompt and replaced it with Message Box I created and manipulated.

Very much APPRECIATED!

Ahh...the woman. You're very welcome.

williamp

You are the woman!!!

Now I must figure out a way to get the documents to check back in successfully.