Danny
Tue Aug 12 06:50:19 CDT 2003
Thanks for this, have managed to get this bit working, but
have now found a new problem.
Is there a way similar to how you have simulated
Spellcheck to do the same for basic text formatting such
as bold, italic and underline?
I would like to get the users to format their own text
within a certain field, but whilst keeping protection
turned on.
Any ideas or places where i should look?
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c.htm
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>Danny Sowden wrote:
>> I have created a form in word and have locked it so that
>> the user can only change the fileds and not the field
>> headings.
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>> I have a text field which is about 200 chars of free
text
>> and i want the user to be able to spell check it after
>> they have typed it. I created a command button and
>> allocated it the following code -
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>> "Application.ResetIgnoreAll
>> ActiveDocument.SpellingChecked = False
>> ActiveDocument.CheckSpelling"
>>
>> Which i got from VB Help. The problem is the code stops
as
>> the form is protected. How can i get around this.
Really i
>> would just like the spell check to be on the one text
>> field not the entire form as well.
>>
>> I am using Word 2000 and Visual Basic 6.0
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