It's been a while since I noted the security problem with displaying the Navigation Pane for all users. I looked for solution but it was hard to find, mostly complex codes\u00a0were suggested.<\/p>\n
But since there is kind of a need for it at work, I looked it up again and found that it's not that hard to disable\/hide the navigation pane. Including disabling the shortcut key to open the navigation pane - F11.<\/p>\n
Hiding the Navigation Pane - two ways.<\/p>\n
The users have an alternative to open Navigation Pane with F11. So, the trick to disable <\/a>it is assigning F11 to something else, such as Beep action. To make it a global (otherwise the solution must be implemented in every forms, etc.) effect, it has to be done in macro, not VBA scripting. To create such macro<\/a>, under Create Tab -> Macro -> macro name = {F11} -> Action = beep. Save it as something like AutoKeys.<\/p>\n Note: {} means function key. +{F11} means shift-F11, ^{F11} means cntrl-F11.<\/p>\n This saved macro appears to only be accessible in the Navigation Pane<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It's been a while since I noted the security problem with displaying the Navigation Pane for all users. I looked for solution but it was hard to find, mostly complex codes\u00a0were suggested. But since there is kind of a need … Continue reading