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    - Programming Books for Word Having just finished Powerful PowerPoint for Educators, I now want to learn more about VBA for all of the MS Office applications by starting out with learning VBA for MS Word. I am looking for a good book for a beginner who is a step by step type of learner. The book needs to have examples and exercises to do. Thanks, -- Bonnie Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76583
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    - dialogue response Hello everyone, I have a word document that has a macro attached to it, inside the macro i open a form and want to send the response (0 or 1) back to my main module but i don't know how to do this. In vb.net you can say openDialogue and then set the dialogueResponse which will hand the response back to your main form.. i don't know how to do it in VBA... can someone please help? Thanks, Erin Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76582
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    - Browse for a specific path Is there a way to capture a directory location for use later in a macro? I'm looking for the ability to create a button similar to the MODIFY... button on the File Locations tab of the Options dialog box. I will be the only person who uses this code. Basically, I want to create a UserForm that I will use to Save my documents to 3 separate locations simultaneously. I have a macro that does this already, but I can't change the locations for different documents. I want to make it more flexible by giving myself the option to override the default save locations. Ultimately, I hope to use a naming convention to have documents with specific prefixes save to specific directories, but I've got a lot of work and learning to do to get there. Thanks, -- tj Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76573
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    - Help: Overriding Words built-in-function Hi there, what is the MacroName for the function, found in the toolbar, to insert a table and select the desired number of rows and columns by dragging the mouse? I need to override that macro in order to set the checkbox .AllowAutoFit = False (It is True by default) when a new table is created that way. I have succeeded in overriding the Macro TableInsertTable in the desired template. I can set .AllowAutoFit = False which is the desired behaviour. It looks like this: Sub TableInsertTable () With Dialogs(wdDialogTableInsertTable) If .Show = -1 Then Selection.Tables(1).AllowAutoFit = False End If End With End Sub TIA, Peeter Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76572
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    - Need macro to erase data when field is changed I've a document with fields in a protected section and a table for approvals in an unprotected section. When the 'Version' field is changed, I want some of the cells in the approvals tables to be cleared. This is to prevent an updated document slipping through without being re-approved. I'll also need a message box to warn people what will happen if they play around with the field. I'm not very good with Word macros so your help is greatly appreciated. -- Linda M Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76571
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    - Works in 97 but not in 2003 The following macro works in 97 but not in 2003: > Sub QuotesWf() > > ' QuotesWf Macro > ' Macro recorded 08/14/02 by John Doue > > Selection.Find.ClearFormatting > Selection.Find.Replacement.ClearFormatting > With Selection.Find > .Text = "^0147^0148<" > .Replacement.Text = "^0171 " > .Forward = True > .Wrap = wdFindContinue > .Format = False > .MatchCase = False > .MatchWholeWord = False > .MatchWildcards = True > .MatchSoundsLike = False > .MatchAllWordForms = False > End With > Selection.Find.Execute Replace:=wdReplaceAll > With Selection.Find > .Text = ">^0147^0148" > .Replacement.Text = " ^0187" > .Forward = True > .Wrap = wdFindContinue > .Format = False > .MatchCase = False > .MatchWholeWord = False > .MatchWildcards = True > .MatchSoundsLike = False > .MatchAllWordForms = False > End With > Selection.Find.Execute Replace:=wdReplaceAll > End Sub It replaces instances of open-close curly quotes by the appropriate quote in French text (my TA software goofs here and I end-up, instead of an open-quote French character at the beginning of a quote, with open-close English curly characters). Any idea how to solve the problem? Thanks -- John Doue Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76570
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    - How to build a delay into a code Hi I'd like to pause a Winword macro until a specific time. I tried something like Application.Wait Now + TimeValue("00:00:10") and it came with the compilation error "Method or data member not found". Is it only for Excel? Besides, this seems to be a busy wait which blocks the PC, which I have to avoid, because it will run on a Terminal Server. Why "Application.Wait" doesn't work and what is a better way to build a delay in the code? TIA Alex Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76565
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    - Append range to document Hi, I want to append the content of a range to a document, including all formatting. The problem is I can't use the clipboard for this. Can this be done and how? Merijn Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76562
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    - How to Fill the Labels in Mailling Label. Hi, i am using following code to fill the Conatct deatils in the Labeles. addr = "Dave Edson" & vbCr & "123 Skye St." _ & vbCr & "Our Town, WA 98004" Application.MailingLabel.CreateNewDocument _ Name:="2160 mini", Address:=addr, ExtractAddress:=False But it places Same Addrerss Details in all the Labels of the Document. But i have a set of Contact Details, Each Contact Details should go to each Label.I really do not know how to Pass the Different contct details...to each Label. Can any one help me to do this. Thanks in Advance, Thiru ------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are not contributing to future, Future will not for you.... Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76559
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    - Auto running of a macro I have a macro to update all fields in a document. The fields come from the file>properties section. What I want to happen is for the fields to update (ie the macro to run) when the properties form is OK'd. Currently I can only get it to work using the windowActivate event which means you have to select another window first then select back again. Is there an easy way to make this happen. If not is there a way I can create a toolbar button that keeps with the template and doesnt disappear. (I have already tried the button option but it keeps disappearing if I press the button or if I open up a document from the template. The only way to make it reappear is to go back to customise) Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76556
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    - Programming Word Form Fields I have created a document with form fields and have been trying to unsuccessfully use the code in kb article 211219 to make the enter key behave like the tab key. I also have an area where credit card info will be entered and have set each number up as separate fields ie 16 as the client wishes to show a line between each number. In this area I would like to have the user type a number key and have the insertion point automatically move to the next field. I am very familiar with MS Access and VBA, but am struggling with word objects. I am using Word 2003. Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76540
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    - Protect Form I created from using option button. I protected form. So I can only type the filed information and select option button. I placed this file on the server. But other user can't select option button. totally protected. I only protected from, so people can select option button. From my computer, it's working, But if the file is pulled out from the other computer, it's totally protect, people even can't select option button. Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76539
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    - Disk is full error I have a Word document which contains a macro to update the entire document, which is connected to a toolbar button. The macro is as follows: Sub UpdateDocument() ' ' Macro1 Macro ' Macro recorded 8/25/2005 by mark ' Dim pRange As Word.Range For Each pRange In ActiveDocument.StoryRanges Do Until pRange Is Nothing pRange.Fields.Update Set pRange = pRange.NextStoryRange Loop Next End Sub When I run this macro it goes through the entire document, including the headers and footers, and updates all of the fields. In this document all of the headers are the same and I have a single fill-in field in the header in the first section (it contains several sections, but the headers are all set as "Same as Previous"). Therefore it asks me what I want to fill-in the field with. Every once in awhile it will ask me twice, which I think is odd because there is only one of these fields in the header. Then after I do this I try to save and it gives me an error that the disk is full (which it definitely is not). The error message is as follows: The disk is full. Free some space on this drive, or save the document on another disk. Try one or more of the following: *Close any unneeded documents, programs, and windows. *Save the document on another disk. I have tried these solutions and it still doesn't save. Can anyone help me with this? Thank you in advance, Mark64 Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76533
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    - How to position multiple DOC windows I am quite new to VBA, yet I'm hopefull that there is an easy way to open and postion multiple word documents throughout a dual monitor desktop (after a Word crash etc). I'm working with 10 files covering 5 languages. I'm thinking either by somehow 'remembering' the last displayed position of each document, or maybe reading path/filenames and desired position from a word table or text data file. Please help... Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76527
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    - Macro Question: Syntax Error (Long) I previously posted this to the Microsoft Communities: _____________________ When I open a previously saved file and cancel options to enter a new number and form name, a debugging error message comes up (Run-time error â??4605â??). When the "end" option within that dialog box is selected, my cursor is placed within the header instead of in the document, and when I close out of the header/footer toolbar, Iâ??m taken back to the document, but the entire document is selected instead of me simply being within a certain cell or row. This debugging error does not happen when the form is being created as normal; this is only an issue when previously saved forms are opened to be edited. When the "debug" option within that dialog box is selected, I am taken into the Visual Basic editor and show the following macro: * * * * * * Sub AutoOpen() Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdStory Selection.WholeStory Selection.Fields.Update If ActiveWindow.View.SplitSpecial <> wdPaneNone Then ActiveWindow.Panes(2).Close End If If ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Type = wdNormalView Or ActiveWindow. _ ActivePane.View.Type = wdOutlineView Or ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Type _ = wdMasterView Then ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Type = wdPageView End If ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.SeekView = wdSeekCurrentPageHeader ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.NextHeaderFooter Selection.WholeStory Selection.Fields.Update ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.SeekView = wdSeekMainDocument Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdStory End Sub * * * * * * The macro bombs out at â??ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.NextHeaderFooter.â?? ________________________________ The answer I received was to change the coding to this: Sub AutoOpen() Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdStory Selection.WholeStory Selection.Fields.Update If ActiveWindow.View.SplitSpecial <> wdPaneNone Then ActiveWindow.Panes(2).Close End If If ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Type = wdNormalView Or ActiveWindow. _ ActivePane.View.Type = wdOutlineView Or ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Type _ = wdMasterView Then ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Type = wdPageView End If ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.SeekView = wdSeekCurrentPageHeader On Error resume next ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.NextHeaderFooter If err.number = 0 then on error goto 0 Selection.WholeStory Selection.Fields.Update End iF on error goto 0 ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.SeekView = wdSeekMainDocument Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdStory End Sub I did this, however, the new code works fine when functioning only with Word, but when the code tries to execute via an Access macro, we receive a â??Compile error: Syntax errorâ?? message. I believe the line â??ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.NextHeaderFooterâ?? generates this message. This Word macro runs via a macro initialized by a â??buttonâ?? inside an Access file. The Access macro is responsible for opening the Word document that will be utilized. The Word document is not opened prior to running the Access macro. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76526
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    - after using spell check from vb6 not close properly normal.dot I am ussing spell check of word 2002 in our VB project. Its works fine when running first time but 2nd time display a error message that error in your 'normal.dot' file, please give me solution on 'ansar_m@hotmail.com' or 'ansarmah@gmail.com' my codes are Private Sub Command1_Click() Dim oWord As Object Dim oTmpDoc As Object Dim lOrigTop As Long ' Create a Word document object... Set oWord = CreateObject("Word.Application") Set oTmpDoc = oWord.Documents.Add oWord.Visible = True ' Position Word off screen to avoid having document visible... lOrigTop = oWord.Top oWord.WindowState = 0 oWord.Top = -3000 ' copy the contents of the text box to the clipboard Text1.SelStart = 0 Text1.SelLength = Len(Text1.Text) Clipboard.Clear Clipboard.SetText Text1.SelText ' Assign the text to the document and check spelling... With oTmpDoc .Content.Paste .Activate .CheckSpelling ' After user has made changes, use the clipboard to ' transfer the contents back to the text box .Content.Copy Text1.Text = Clipboard.GetText(vbCFText) ' Close the document and exit Word... .Saved = True .Close End With Set oTmpDoc = Nothing oWord.Top = lOrigTop oWord.quit Set oWord = Nothing End Sub Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76524
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    - How macro can do printscrn of other application and paste in word I am trying to create a macro in word to do a printscreen in toad and paste it in word. Is it possible to get the events of toad application captured in word macro. Thanks Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76520
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    - Change first space in each paragraph to a tab Does anyone have a simple macro that will change the first space in each paragraph to a tab? Greatly appreciate some help with this. Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76515
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    - Automatically update field Hello, I have a document with several custom properties that we've added such as 'Client'. Using VBA we prompt for the value of the custom property and update it using ActiveDocument.CustomDocumentProperties("Client").Value = "Name" This all works great and the new value for the custom property is saved. However, the field in the document header linked to this custom property does not get updated. Is there any way to automatically update the field linked to this custom property? Right now the user has to edit the document and use "Update field" to update the field with the new value for the custom property. Thanks, Russ Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76511
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    - determine is text was typed in or pasted into a document Is it possible to determine if the text in a document was pasted in from another source or typed in letter by letter? I have a word document and I want to find out if this person wrote it themselves or copy and pasted it into the document. I'm thinking maybe a 3rd party software that could do this or something... Hopefully someone out there can point me in the right direction. Thanks Andy Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76508
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    - You really need to improve both your auto correct feature.... How can you even consider that your auto-correct feature, or the thesaurus are up to par if it does not include even the simplest of words such as adelpated? ---------------- This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then click "I Agree" in the message pane. http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx?mid=206a49cc-2053-4e7d-9835-a0269c6c4837&dg=microsoft.public.word.vba.general Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76507
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    - Applying styles not working properly? I'm writing a C# app that allows exporting to a Word doc. I figured out how to create the paragraphs and tables, and setting styles works from the code perspective. However, when I open the document none of the styles are applied. For instance, instead of a paragraph being "Heading 1", it will be "Normal + 16pt" and similar for everything else. The strange thing is that if I do exactly the same operations from JScript then it works fine. Does anyone know what's going on here?!? JScript (works) par = doc.Content.Paragraphs.Add(); par.Range.Text = "Heading"; par.Style = doc.Styles("Heading 1"); par.Range.InsertParagraphAfter(); C# (doesn't work) par = this.doc.Content.Paragraphs.Add(ref OptionalParam); par.set_Style(ref style); par.Range.Text = text; par.Range.InsertParagraphAfter(); Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76505
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    - Jump from FormField to FormField Hi. I'm making a script that I want to jump from one formfield to the next. Below is the code. How do I get this vbs code to jump to the next FormField? Set objWord = createobject("word.application") objWord.visible = True Set objDoc = objWord.Documents.Add("c:\mydoc.doc", false) objDoc.FormFields("Text4").Result = "Some text" objDoc.FormFields("Text4").Next.select 'The next line fails objDoc.Selection.Result = "Text in the next FormField" Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76502
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    - TOC to<>from ? I have a large manual with several sections. Sections might contain information about a subject, or directions (map) to a location, etc. I would like to use the table of contents as a home base for a reader to click to a page and then somehow go back to the table of contents much as the <Back> button would on a web browser. This is probably a simple question, but how can this be implemented? I have selected Tools | Options | Edit and unchecked the Cntrl-Click feature to enable a one click on an item in the TOC to go to the page. How can it be enabled to go BACK to the TOC easily? -Dale- Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76500
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    - Control Word Document/ Current Instance from within Access Hi all. I am trying to customise Word for a particular template ( wanted to avoid macros in word ) I have 2 public variables: Dim wrd As New Word.Application Dim DC As Word.Document which get initialised: .... Set wrd = New Word.Application Set DC = wrd.Documents.Add("C:\Temp\My.dot") isPrepaired = HideAllToolbars(wrd, DC) ..... the bottom function hides all the toolbars exept my own - fine so far but when the user creates a new instance of word directly (through normal.dot) as long as my document is still open, no commandbars are there in that normal version of word :-(( I created a macro that re-enables all the available toolbars when closing my document so when my document is closed all is fine and word creates all the normal commandbars. Questions: How can I catch only the currentInstance I created in access and apply my hiding stuff only to that one ?? or Do I have to create a macro in the global normal.dot to enable expicitely toolbars when my document is open ? (wanted to avoid stuff like that) Many thanks for your help. Gina *** Function HideAllToolbars(curWRD As Word.Application, curDC As Word.Document) Dim i As Integer i = 1 curWRD.EnableCancelKey = wdCancelDisabled curWRD.WindowState = wdWindowStateNormal Do curWRD.CommandBars(i).Enabled = False i = i + 1 Loop While i <= (curWRD.CommandBars.Count) curWRD.CommandBars.AdaptiveMenus = False curWRD.CommandBars("Toolbar List").Enabled = False curWRD.CommandBars("Rechnung").Enabled = True curWRD.CommandBars("Rechnung").Visible = True curWRD.EnableCancelKey = wdCancelInterrupt End Function Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76482
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    - Replace Dialog Hi, General question with WORD2000. I have a search string for the word "degree" which is to be replaced with the degree symbol followed by an F or C. Since the word "degree" may have any combination of upper and lower case letters I have search strings defined as: -[Dd][Ee][Gg][Rr][Ee][Ee]> -[Dd][Ee][Gg][Rr][Ee][Ee][Ss]> [Dd][Ee][Gg][Rr][Ee][Ee]> [Dd][Ee][Gg][Rr][Ee][Ee][Ss]> Is there a better way to define the search strings? I am using the EditReplace dialog since some "degree" words may not have to be replaced. Thanks in advance for any hints. Jerry Bodoff Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76475
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    - GetActiveWindow through automation I have a Word 2002 template which has a routine to prevent the user from saving the file, by removing Close, Save, Save as, and Exit menu items, disabling the Save tool from the toolbar, and disabling the top-right 'X' button in Word. It does this using the following code: DeleteMenu GetSystemMenu(GetActiveWindow,False),6,1024 This works fine if I just double click the .dot to create a new file, but when I open through automation, GetActiveWindow always returns 0 (zero), so the X button is not disabled. Any ideas anyone? Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76474
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    - Acessing Paragraph Lines? Hi, General question with WORD2000. I converted some text to a 2 column table which has fixed column widths. If the column 1 text starts with an alphabetic then columns 1 and 2 in that row are merged. If the text wraps to more than 1 line I would like to be able to retrieve each line and place a manual line break at the end of the line (need this for other processing). The text font is a proportional font (Arial) and is a given and cannot be changed. Is this possible to do? I looked all over and cannot seem to find anything that would help. I seem to remember there is a TextWidth function but it seems that it does not exist in VBA. Any hints or solutions would be greatly appreciated. If API's are needed that is acceptable. Thanks in advance for any help. Jerry Bodoff Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76473
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    - Runtimeerror 429 ActiveX component cannot create object I wrote this to read the fileinformations from a power point prensentation and put them in a table in a word document. Anyway, I always get an error on opening the presentation (I marked the line in the code) Runtimeerror 429 ActiveX component cannot create object Would be really pleased if someone could help. Thx Ivonne Sub AuslesenPowerPoint() Application.DisplayAlerts = False Dim file As String Dim name As String Dim thema As String Dim kommentar As String Dim appWD As PowerPoint.Application file = Dir$("O:\Oper\PowerPoint\*.*", vbNormal) While file <> "" 'On Error Resume Next Set appWD = GetObject(, "PowerPoint.Application") If Err.Number <> 0 Then Err.Clear Set appWD = CreateObject("PowerPoint.Application") End If appWD.Visible = True 'On Error GoTo fehlermeldung Presentations.Open FileName:=("O:\Oper\PowerPoint\" & file), ReadOnly:=msoFalse name = Presentations(file).BuiltInDocumentProperties("Title").Value thema = Presentations(file).BuiltInDocumentProperties("Subject").Value kommentar = Presentations(file).BuiltInDocumentProperties("Comments").Value Documents("Oper1.htm").Tables(1).Select Selection.InsertRows (1) Selection.TypeText Text:=(name) Selection.MoveRight Selection.TypeText Text:=(kommentar) file = Dir$() Wend Exit Sub fehlermeldung: MsgBox (Err.Description & Err.Number) End Sub Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76472
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    - How to programatically select printer When using WordObject.Document.Printout in VB how can I select a printer? -- Regards Tom Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76471
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    - inner editing doc files Is there an application or a plug that represents doc files in two panes so that one pane shows the source doc file and another pane shows the resulting representation as seen by the user? The analogy is to Dreamveawer where it is possible to simultaneously work in both design and source views. Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76469
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    - file save as macro in word I need to create a macro in word that highlights the first sentence in a document and then saves it to a directory using that sentence as the name. Is that possible? The sentence will only be a 3 to 4 words at the most. Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76467
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    - The order in which Global Templates are loaded? Hi, Could anyone tell me in what order Global Templates in the Startup folder are loaded when Word first opens? I recall something about template loading in reverse Alphabetical order but have not been able to find the article in which I had read that. The reason that I am asking is that it seems that Adobe is loading in Word and locking the toolbars collection, preventing other toolbars and menus from being handled by other global templates. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could either confirm this or tell me the order in which templates really do load into Word? Thank you. Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76464
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    - Last ActiveDocument during a New event I need to know which document was the Active document when a particular template is opened, that is during the 'New' event of the template. Thanks, Fred Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76463
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    - Word email I am creating a word doc in access 2003. I wish to email this doc including filling in the "to" field. But I would also like it to open in the mail editor for last minute editing and not just be sent. I tried the options.email in word but could find no place to include the to property of the email. Any help is appreciated. Thanks Len Options.SendMailAttach = True 'ActiveDocument.SendMail docWord.SendMail Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76453
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    - determine which fonts used in Word doc Y'all: I took some code posted here few years back and expanded it so that I can highlight the characters in my Word document that are of undesireable font type. This works but is SLOW. How can I determine all font types used in a Word document without going through each character? russ Public Sub BSLFontMark() 'Macro created by rwpatter ' Characters with incompatible font are highlighted in yellow. Dim GoodFontList(39) As String Dim FontName As String Dim BSL_OK As Boolean Dim NoBadFontFound As Boolean Dim i As Integer Dim V As Long, Y As Long, X As Long, Z As Long Dim rngChar As Range NoBadFontFound = True 'list of fonts that are allowed in BSL database GoodFontList(1) = "Arial" GoodFontList(2) = "Arial Black" GoodFontList(3) = "Arial Narrow" GoodFontList(4) = "Book Antiqua" GoodFontList(5) = "Bookman Old Style" GoodFontList(6) = "Century Gothic" GoodFontList(7) = "Comic Sans MS" GoodFontList(8) = "Courier New" GoodFontList(9) = "Estrangelo Edessa" GoodFontList(10) = "Franklin Gothic Medium" GoodFontList(11) = "Garamond" GoodFontList(12) = "Gautami" GoodFontList(13) = "Georgia" GoodFontList(14) = "Haettenschweiler" GoodFontList(15) = "Impact" GoodFontList(16) = "Latha" GoodFontList(17) = "Lucida Console" GoodFontList(18) = "Lucida Sans Unicode" GoodFontList(19) = "Mangal" GoodFontList(20) = "Math Ext" GoodFontList(21) = "Monotype Corsiva" GoodFontList(22) = "MS Outlook" GoodFontList(23) = "MT Extra" GoodFontList(24) = "Mv Boli" GoodFontList(25) = "Platino Linotype" GoodFontList(26) = "Raavi" GoodFontList(27) = "Shruti" GoodFontList(28) = "Sylfaen" GoodFontList(29) = "Symbol" GoodFontList(30) = "Tahoma" GoodFontList(31) = "Times New Roman" GoodFontList(32) = "Trebuchet MS" GoodFontList(33) = "Trebuchet MS" GoodFontList(34) = "Tunga" GoodFontList(35) = "Verdana" GoodFontList(36) = "Webdings" GoodFontList(37) = "WingDings" GoodFontList(38) = "Wingdings 2" GoodFontList(39) = "Wingdings 3" Y = 0 Z = 0 X = ActiveDocument.Characters.Count ' For-Next loop through every character For Each rngChar In ActiveDocument.Characters Y = Y + 1 FontName = rngChar.Font.Name i = 1 BSL_OK = False Do Until i = 40 If GoodFontList(i) = FontName Then BSL_OK = True 'font is a BSL good font End If i = i + 1 Loop If Not BSL_OK And FontName <> "" Then 'Fontname "" rngChar.HighlightColorIndex = wdYellow Z = Y 'marks last place a bad font found V = V + 1 'keeps up with count of bad font chars found NoBadFontFound = False End If StatusBar = Format((Y / X), "0%") 'display status in % Next rngChar Selection.SetRange Start:=Z, End:=Z If NoBadFontFound Then MsgBox "Congratulations, No BSL incompatible fonts found, document OK for BSL entry." Else MsgBox V & " BSL font incompatible characters found!" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "The text I have highlighted in Yellow is incompatible with the BSL. Change font type." End If End Sub Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76452
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    - how do you post your web pages? i havetried to findit but i just canr can anyone tell me how? Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76450
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    - How to catch CTRL + C Hi all. well well .... only problems another cry for help with my template idea .... how can I stop word from acting 'normal' when keypress 1. CTRL+A 2. CTRL+C occurs. I would like to happen NOTHING after the keypress ... no selection etc Many thanks !! Gina Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76449
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    - Better Copy and Paste in word for tables I wrote a macro that retrieves data from a database, populates a table using bookmarks and then copies this table and pastes it at the end of the document before moving to the second row of data. I am looking for improving the efficiency and performance of this macro. 1. Is there a better copy and paste algo for tables 2. can i clear the clipboard between each copy and paste. will it improve the performance. 3. any other suggestions Some pieces of the macro pasted below Set oWorkSpace = session.GetWorkSpace Set oQueryDef = oWorkSpace.GetQueryDef(strQueryName) ' REM execute the query Set oResultSet = currentsession.BuildResultSet(oQueryDef) oResultSet.Execute longNumColumns = oResultSet.GetNumberOfColumns ' no of columns ' Start populating the template table Row = 1 Status = oResultSet.MoveNext NumRows = 0 Do While Status = 1 'REm Go to the template table Selection.GoTo What:=wdGoToTable, Which:=wdGoToFirst, Count:=1, Name:="" Row = Row + 1 Dim strBookName As String For Column = 2 To longNumColumns 'REM Fill it in the bookmark strBookName = "field" & (Column - 1) ' field1, filed2 etc UpdateBookmark strBookName, CStr(oResultSet.GetColumnValue(Column)) Next 'REM Done with the row, Copy the table and paste it below Selection.Tables(1).Select Selection.Copy Selection.EndKey Unit:=wdStory Selection.InsertBreak Type:=wdPageBreak Selection.PasteAndFormat (wdPasteDefault) ' Move Next Status = oResultSet.MoveNext NumRows = NumRows + 1 Loop ' Clear the first table CleanAllBookMarks Exit Sub Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76428
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    - Rewrite word document by using thesaurus Is there a way programming to rewrite document by using thesaurus? Say by giving one document by using word vba and thesaurus to regenerate a group of document. Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76424
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    - OwnStatus and StatusText Hej NG I try to set the text in my formfield as follows: Selection.FormFields.Add Range:=Selection.Range, Type:=wdFieldFormDropDown Selection.PreviousField.Select With Selection.FormFields(1) .Name = PRIONavn .EntryMacro = "" .ExitMacro = "Makro2" .Enabled = True .OwnHelp = False .HelpText = "" .OwnStatus = True .StatusText = "Choose" End With But the field is absolutely empty. Can anyone cast some light over my problem? Cifly Tag: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. Tag: 76410
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I do IT support for NDSU. One of the people I was helping yesterday had her
laptop loose power. She didn't save her document and lost 15 pages she had
typed. If there was a stored temp file for each document typed something
like this could be retreved. It could save itself in a directory called temp
and label as doc0001, and the next doc0002. It could save over itself say
every 10 seconds.

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Re: Word should have a temp file like cookies for unsaved documents. by Jezebel

Jezebel
Tue Nov 15 14:31:28 CST 2005

That's exactly what Word DOES do. If you're working on an existing document,
the temp file is in the same folder as the original. Word finds the temp
file when it restarts, and offers it to you as the 'recovered file'.

A competent IT support person would surely know to check the documentation
before posting superfluous suggestions?

"adrian93x" <adrian93x@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I do IT support for NDSU. One of the people I was helping yesterday had
>her
> laptop loose power. She didn't save her document and lost 15 pages she
> had
> typed. If there was a stored temp file for each document typed something
> like this could be retreved. It could save itself in a directory called
> temp
> and label as doc0001, and the next doc0002. It could save over itself say
> every 10 seconds.
>
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