• Capturing Project Events

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    Is it possible to capture and override events other than the limited ‘BeforeSave()’, ‘BeforeClose()’, etc.? I want to be able to grab events like FileSave, EditCut, and others. I realize that you can reassign different macros to menu objects, but I need to able to capture these events on the vb side of things.

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      Project 2000 offers a whole bunch of events for you to use. The items below were pasted directly from the help file within Project 2000. Take a look there. You should be able to do most of what you are looking for.

      Good luck.

      Rich P.

      Application object events

      Application events occur when a project is created. To write event procedures for the Application object, you must create a new object using the WithEvents keyword in a class module. For more information, see Using events with the Application object.

      NewProject ProjectBeforeResourceDelete
      pjevtProjectBeforeAssignmentChange ProjectBeforeResourceNew
      ProjectBeforeAssignmentDelete ProjectBeforeSave
      ProjectBeforeAssignmentNew ProjectBeforeTaskChange
      ProjectBeforeClose ProjectBeforeTaskDelete
      ProjectBeforePrint ProjectBeforeTaskNew
      ProjectBeforeResourceChange ProjectCalculate

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