Hi

Why won't this simple bit of code work.

I'm trying to understand 'automatic macros'.

It works if I execute it in VBA but not when I close the doc or Word.

Thanks

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Sub AutoExit()

MsgBox "Have a Nice Day", _
vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Dave Neve"

End Sub

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Re: AutoExit() won't execute by Martin

Martin
Sun Oct 17 11:22:58 CDT 2004

Hi Dave

> Why won't this simple bit of code work.
> I'm trying to understand 'automatic macros'.
> It works if I execute it in VBA but not when I close the doc or Word.

AutoExec and AutoExit-Macros work only if saved in a global template
aka "Add-In" which is a template saved in Word's startup folder...


Cheers,
Martin



Re: AutoExit() won't execute by Dave

Dave
Sun Oct 17 16:41:34 CDT 2004

Hi

Thought I understood but it doesn't work.

If I put the macro in .Normal ,ererything is ok.

But I have other .dot docs and if I put it in one of them, it doesn't
execute.

Finally , if I create a doc, add the macro and put it into the Word/StartUp
folder, nothing happens.

I feel that there is still sth I haven't grasped about the relationship
between .Normal and .dot

Can you help?


De: "Martin Seelhofer" <martin.seelhofer@bluewin.ch>
Objet: Re: AutoExit() won't execute
Date: dimanche 17 octobre 2004 18:22

Hi Dave

> Why won't this simple bit of code work.
> I'm trying to understand 'automatic macros'.
> It works if I execute it in VBA but not when I close the doc or Word.

AutoExec and AutoExit-Macros work only if saved in a global template
aka "Add-In" which is a template saved in Word's startup folder...


Cheers,
Martin


"Martin Seelhofer" <martin.seelhofer@bluewin.ch> a écrit dans le message de
news: 2tfklcF1v032oU1@uni-berlin.de...
> Hi Dave
>
>> Why won't this simple bit of code work.
>> I'm trying to understand 'automatic macros'.
>> It works if I execute it in VBA but not when I close the doc or Word.
>
> AutoExec and AutoExit-Macros work only if saved in a global template
> aka "Add-In" which is a template saved in Word's startup folder...
>
>
> Cheers,
> Martin
>