Unassign a shortcut key from a macro

[Paul]

I've been googling my eyes out on the topic. In Excel, one can open
the immediate window and type (for example):

application.onkey "%^z", ""

where the first argument is Alt-Ctrl-Z and the second argument is a
null string indicating that Alt-Ctrl-Z should invoke nothing.

application.onkey is an application method for Excel, and there is no
such method in the VBA documentation for Word (that I am able to find,
in Word 2003, Windows XP). Punching in the above code in the
immediate window causes an error.

How does one unassign a shortcut key from a macro in Word?

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Check out the Application.KeyBindings Property.

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[Paul]

Indeed it does help. Thank you.

Check out the Application.KeyBindings Property.

Hope this helps,

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