I've only made use of Application Events in the ThisDocument module.
Now I want to make use of Application.DocumentBeforeClose in a class module in a global template. If another add-in has already defined such an event, can I define my own event as well? I have access to the other add-in's code - can I / should I piggy-back onto that?
What's the wisdom on this? I don't want to create dueling events, but does that happen?
Thanks!
Kim
Application Events in Word
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Application Events in Word
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Re: Application Events in Word
Yes, you can add your own, Word will trigger each one. Whether any conflicts arise will completely depend on what the events actually do :-)
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Re: Application Events in Word
Thank you Jan. I'll give it a try and see if there are any.
Best,
Kim
Best,
Kim
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