Greetings,

I have a document (template) where i need the user to be prompted for how
many entries of some information will be appended (inserted) into there
document. I need to spell it out for them where the heading is and where to
insert the file. So for example if the user needed to insert 5 seperate
files into this document the user would type in the number "5" and then the
macro would return the following 5 times.

Tab 1 - INFO
Insert File Here



Tab 2 - INFO
Insert File Here



Tab 3 - INFO
Insert File Here



Tab 4 - INFO
Insert File Here



Tab 5 - INFO
Insert File Here



I should also mention that i would need it to be started on a specific page
or rather i think since the first pages will be so dynamic and could change
i guess it would start at a specific bookmark. May be the First Tab1.



Thoughts?

Re: Insert Generic text starting from a bookmark by Word

Word
Tue Nov 22 04:43:32 CST 2005

G'day "Casey Mac" <info@srvtools.com>,

You need to learn some BASIC programming and then use the information
at word.mvps.org/FAQs to get up to speed. A For loop will iterate the
inputbox's n times, a range will move through the document to do the
inserting with, and a FileOpen dialog may be of assistance also.

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment)
Without prejudice


Casey Mac reckoned:

>Greetings,
>
>I have a document (template) where i need the user to be prompted for how
>many entries of some information will be appended (inserted) into there
>document. I need to spell it out for them where the heading is and where to
>insert the file. So for example if the user needed to insert 5 seperate
>files into this document the user would type in the number "5" and then the
>macro would return the following 5 times.
>
>Tab 1 - INFO
>Insert File Here
>
>
>
>Tab 2 - INFO
>Insert File Here
>
>
>
>Tab 3 - INFO
>Insert File Here
>
>
>
>Tab 4 - INFO
>Insert File Here
>
>
>
>Tab 5 - INFO
>Insert File Here
>
>
>
>I should also mention that i would need it to be started on a specific page
>or rather i think since the first pages will be so dynamic and could change
>i guess it would start at a specific bookmark. May be the First Tab1.
>
>
>
>Thoughts?
>
>
>