Hello

I put in a document some formfield with text to be able that an event can be
fired with the mouse. But there is a double-click needed. Does any field or
object exist which is for the user a word in the document (with content) and
when he clicks on this object an event is fired?

Thanks Peter

Re: Click event in the document by Jezebel

Jezebel
Sun Aug 29 16:56:07 CDT 2004

sadly, no


"Peter Lingo" <peter.lingo@tiscali.de> wrote in message
news:cgthqa$65l$1@online.de...
> Hello
>
> I put in a document some formfield with text to be able that an event can
be
> fired with the mouse. But there is a double-click needed. Does any field
or
> object exist which is for the user a word in the document (with content)
and
> when he clicks on this object an event is fired?
>
> Thanks Peter
>
>



Re: Click event in the document by Chad

Chad
Mon Aug 30 10:44:15 CDT 2004

Peter,

It can be simulated. Look up MACROBUTTON fields in Word help. In your
ThisDocument module, you need an AutoOpen macro:

Sub AutoOpen()
Options.ButtonFieldClicks = 1
End Sub

This makes it so that a MACROBUTTON field responds to a single click instead
of the default double-click.

Regards,
Chad


"Peter Lingo" <peter.lingo@tiscali.de> wrote in message
news:cgthqa$65l$1@online.de...
> Hello
>
> I put in a document some formfield with text to be able that an event can
be
> fired with the mouse. But there is a double-click needed. Does any field
or
> object exist which is for the user a word in the document (with content)
and
> when he clicks on this object an event is fired?
>
> Thanks Peter
>
>