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Remove method as it applies to the FileTypes, PropertyTests, and SearchFolders objects.
Removes the specified object from the collection.
expression.Remove(Index)
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the above objects.
Index Required Long. The index number of the property test to be removed.
Remove method as it applies to the NewFile object.
Removes an item from the New <Item> task pane. Returns a Boolean.
expression.Remove(FileName, Section, DisplayName, Action)
expression Required. An expression that returns a NewFile object.
FileName Required String. The name of the file reference.
Section Optional Variant. The section of the task pane where the file reference exists. Can be any msoFileNewSection constant.
DisplayName Optional Variant. The display text of the file reference.
Action Optional Variant. The action taken when a user clicks on the item. Can be any msoFileNewAction constant.
Remove method as it applies to the UserPermission object.
Removes the specified UserPermission object from the Permission collection of the active document.
expression.Remove()
expression Required. An expression that returns a UserPermission object.
The UserPermission object associates a set of permissions on the active document with a single user and an optional expiration date. The Remove method removes the user and the set of user permissions determined by the specified UserPermission object.
As it applies to the FileTypes, PropertyTests, and SearchFolders objects.
This example removes the first search criterion from the collection.
Application.FileSearch.PropertyTests.Remove(1)
As it applies to the NewFile object.
This example removes the specified item from the Microsoft Word NewDocument task pane.
Sub RemoveDocFromTaskPane()
Application.NewDocument.Remove FileName:="C:\Newfile.doc", _
Section:=msoNewfromTemplate, DisplayName:="NewFile"
CommandBars("Task Pane").Visible = True
End Sub
As it applies to the UserPermission object.
The following example removes the second user's permissions on the active document from the document's Permission collection.
Dim irmPermission As Office.Permission
Dim irmUserPerm As Office.UserPermission
Set irmPermission = ActiveWorkbook.Permission
Set irmUserPerm = irmPermission.Item(2)
irmUserPerm.Remove
MsgBox "Permission removed.", _
vbInformation + vbOKOnly, "IRM Information"
Set irmUserPerm = Nothing
Set irmPermission = Nothing