K
Kevin
I have an office-wide database that I want to lock down all print
capabilities. Within the AutoKeys macro, I've locked down the print shortcut
of Ctrl + P (^P). However, I recently found out someone was printing using
the hot keys of Alt + P. I discovered the Alt button is an exclamation point
(!). But when I try and disengage the Alt + P print function in the AutoKeys
macro (by using !P), I get an edit message. How do I disengage Alt + P
printing from the AutoKeys macro?
capabilities. Within the AutoKeys macro, I've locked down the print shortcut
of Ctrl + P (^P). However, I recently found out someone was printing using
the hot keys of Alt + P. I discovered the Alt button is an exclamation point
(!). But when I try and disengage the Alt + P print function in the AutoKeys
macro (by using !P), I get an edit message. How do I disengage Alt + P
printing from the AutoKeys macro?