How can I turn SendKeys back on?

A virus got by my virus protection and my hard drive had to be wiped clean and the OS reinstalled.
Now SendKeys doesn't work.
I have a sub that checks to see if I'm on my computer and stops. That way I don't have to worry about accidentally sending the code out to a client.

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Now when it stops, the VBE has the line "Stop" highlighted instead of the next line in AnySub() and I have to hit [F8].
Any suggestions on how I can get SendKeys to start working again?

That's what "Stop" does ... it pauses the code. It's useful for debugging and diagnosing problematic code. For example, if you put "Stop" as the first line in your Workbook_Open event handler, you can step through the code from the very beginning.

If you don't want to pause there, remove it or comment it out. You might have put it there when you were testing.

Regards, TMS

You missed my point.
I want to put in a conditional stop, and have it exit the sub() that has the Stop in it, so I don't have to hit the [F8] key. So I use SendKeys to do it for me, but it's not working. It worked fine before I had to reinstall the OS.

You missed my point

Ah, yes, I did rather.

Maybe it's a timing issue? Now you've re-installed the OS, is it running quicker? Maybe you could litter the MyStop code with Debug commands to see how it progresses.

Regards, TMS

Thanks;
I'll give it a try.