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 - Problem with difference between sentences and lines Hi, With the help of some of you I am able to read word (in-line) comment with page and line numbers. I can store it and put it back in a document again. I have even fixed the problem with shifting lines (and pages) after comment insert. But I have another problem. Reading comment is page, line related, inserting is Sentence related. (Reading must stay page, line related for 'other' reasons!) There are times when there are 2 sentences on 1 line. In that case my comment indicator is (sometimes?) visible on the next/wrong line. The frequency of occurrence is limited, so it is no big issue, but I like it to be perfect. So the simple question now is: How can I step thru a word document using lines numbers? (and still insert my comment using line numbers) Regards Peter Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36283
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 - firing event when word application closes I have been reading up on how to fire events on vb when documents open/close and also when the word application quits... i have also read the document http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/MacrosVBA/PseudoBeforeClose. htm which talks about the bug in the DocumentBeforeClose event. My main problem is that i need to somehow know when the user closes (hits on the x) the word application. I have some code checking to see if documents are open if so, it closes them. in variable declaration on top.. (dim withevents wapp as new word.application) in some method. If wapp.Documents.Count > 0 Then wapp.Documents.Close (Word.WdSaveOptions.wdDoNotSaveChanges, Word.WdOriginalFormat.wdWordDocument, False) End If ******** the problem is thus the following if the user closes the word application then the wapp.documents.count>0 will give me an error( the RPC server is unavailable) since their is no wapp object in the first place. I need to know when the user closes the wapp application so i can start it up again or bypass some lines of code... Again, the article found here (http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/MacrosVBA/PseudoBeforeClose .htm ) has a way around this problem but i have used to code and set breakpoints and i never seem to hit them--> event now being fired on method... THanks, a lot. ps there are a lot of mistakes in msn library (html bugs) search for example the documentBeforeClose event :~> gabe Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36282
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 - All textboxes on the current page OK, so Word has no page object, but I need one anyway. ;) Is this the most efficient way to operate on all of the textboxes whose anchors are on the current page? Dim sh As Shape, r As Range Set r = Selection.Range Set r = r.GoTo(What:=wdGoToBookmark, Name:="\page") r.Select If r.ShapeRange.Count = 0 Then MsgBox "No shapes.": Exit Sub For Each sh In ActiveDocument.Shapes If sh.Type = msoTextBox Then If sh.Anchor.InRange(r) Then _ sh.TextFrame.TextRange.InsertBefore "Z" End If Next TIA -- Mark Tangard <Mark@Tangard.com>, Microsoft Word MVP "Life is nothing if you're not obsessed." --John Waters Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36280
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 - How to stop users create nested tables? Possible Hi, The organization I worked for would like stop users create nested tables. Can this be done with VBA code? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Ken Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36279
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 - www.turkusokagi.com http://www.turkusokagi.com Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36274
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 - error 462 remote server does not exist I have office XP and used the code from the KB article to sent the current Access XP record to Word using Automation: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx? scid=KB;EN-US;q210271& Once in awhile, one user gets the error 462 remote server does not exist or is unavailable. In my code, I do not quit Word because the user needs to preview and print the doc. She then closes the Word and not save the file. At this point is when the error happens. This problem is not happening on any other computer. I've done a search thru google about this error and read about issues one may run into using early binding and about Automation Error Calling Unqualified Method or Property (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx? scid=kb;EN-US;189618). I'm not quite sure where to fix the problem in my code, and why only one user is having this problem. Please help! Below is a snippet of the code: Private Sub prevletter_Click() On Error GoTo err_prevletter Dim filepath, strDocName As String Dim objWord As Word.Application Dim wdDoc As Word.Document filepath = "O:\Databases\Documents\Complaints\" strDocName = "CompResponse" & F!LetterVersion & ".dot" ' Start Microsoft Word. Set objWord = CreateObject("Word.Application") Set wdDoc = objWord.Documents.Add(filepath & strDocName) With objWord ' Make the application visible. .Visible = True ' Move to each bookmark and insert text from the form. .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("SentDate").Select .Selection.Text = (Format(F!SentDate, "mmmm d, yyyy")) .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("FirstName").Select .Selection.Text = (CStr(F2!FirstName)) .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("LastName").Select .Selection.Text = (CStr(F2!LastName)) ... End With Set wdDoc = Nothing Set objWord = Nothing Exit Sub exit_prevLetter: objWord.Quit Set wdDoc = Nothing Set objWord = Nothing Exit Sub err_prevletter: ' If a field on the form is empty ' remove the bookmark text and continue. If Err.Number = 94 Then objWord.Selection.Text = "" Resume Next Else MsgBox Err.Number & vbCr & Err.Description End If Resume exit_prevLetter End Sub Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36266
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 - inserting blank line Is there a way to search through a document and insert a blank row above the row that you found a specifiv word in? For example: Name: Chad Lucy Address: 123 sesame street Phone Number: 111-222-3333 I would like to insert a blank row above address and phone number. Thanks Chad Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36265
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 - Email! Am thinking of using MSWord to send (email) the created document via application. I'd appreciate your input regarding pros/cons of this approach and also some sample code to start me with. regardds Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36264
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 - Normal.dot really big A couple of years ago, when the Normal.dot in my Word 97 was about 600 KB, I asked how big a Normal.dot was too big, and was told that even twice that size was no problem. As the number of my macros keeps increasing, so does the size of Normal--now it's up to 1.42 MB. Plus I have a global add-in template of about 1 MB. Also, I occasionally run the Word Code Cleaner. (The tootal number of macros in the two templates is ... 400). Is this a problem? Word seems to function normally. The only problem is that occasionally I'll be working on a document and Word will freeze up, forcing me to shut it down from the Close Program dialog box. Larry Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36254
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 - Slowing down code execution How do I slow down the execution of code in VBA without having to press F8 each time? I want to view the code execute slowly. Is there a timer command I can use to do this? Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36243
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 - Commandbar disapear Hi, I made a commandbar in at template to activate a form. This works fine, but you can only run the form once in the template and I would therefore delete the commandbar when activating the form. This works also fine - BUT now, I got problems - because next time I activate the template, the commandbar is gone... I have tried different codelines like: 'ActiveDocument.CommandBars("Afregning").Visible = False 'CustomizationContext = ActiveDocument 'CommandBars("Afregning").Visible = False But the Commandbar will not only disapear in the current document. Do anyone know the code or reason? I cannot use autonew or anything starting with the template cause the the template is starting up in IE, and that do not work. Hope for answers Lone Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36242
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 - Write diectly to a text file with VBA Hi, I am trying to write VBA code to process Word documents and save the contents to a text file. If I use SaveAs a text file, all layout information of tables will be lost. Is there a way that I can open a text file and write to it within VBA code? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Ken Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36216
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 - Use of Find object Hi I have code in a VB6 application like this: Dim oFind As Find Set oFind = .Tables(1).Rows(1)Range.Find With oFind .Forward = True .Text = "CR" .Replacement.Text = "^p" .Wrap = wdFindContinue .Execute Replace:=wdReplaceAll End With The code inside the With statement would not execute until I changed the data type for oFind to type Object, like this: Dim oFind As Object My question: Why wouldn't this work with oFind declared as type "Find"? Thanks Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36209
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 - Removing and replacing paragraph marks Hi, I am creating a macro that will take a text file of many records separated by section breaks. This file comes from Wordperfect, so instead if Endfields, I have paragraph marks. I need to make this file into a data source for different shell docs. So far I have a macro that replaces all the paragraph marks with tab characters (I would use commas, but there are commas in the records already for monetary amounts), then the macro replaces each section break with a paragraph mark. Finally, the macro types the fields that will be used as the headings for the data source. The only problem I am running into now is that the final data field has a paragraph marker after it, so when I have that replaced with a tab character it produces more fields than are in the header. This is a problem with the final merge because it says there are too many fields. Is there a way create a macro that will go to the final line of the record and remove only that one paragraph marker while keeping the section break? Here is what it looks like before conversion: 046 Mr. John Doe, Superintendent Community Unit School District 1 1212 State Springfield, MO 62360 Hannel 772-001-003/S03 construction of an addition to the Elementary School for 160 students in PreK-6th grades, along with health, life- safety improvements to the 1917 and 1921 portions of the school determined to be functionally over 100 years old #,###,553 #,###,031 ###,522 01 elementary grant index of .733019 093 47 Adams Payson Community Unit School District 1<section break> The macro I have created so far converts the file into this Field1<t>Field2<t>Field3<t>, and so on Mr.John Doe, Superintendant<t>Community School<t>and so on The files range in size from 11 records to 73. Any help would be much appreciate. TIA, Jason Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36205
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 - Microsoft in Detroit? Found this while browsing the other day... thought I'd share it with the ng... enjoy! HTH, Richard Choate Microsoft in Detroit? At a recent computer expo (COMDEX), Bill Gates reportedly compared the computer industry with the auto industry and stated "If GM had kept up with technology like the computer industry has, we would all be driving $25 cars that got 1000 mi/gal." Recently General Motors addressed this comment by releasing the statement "Yes, but would you want your car to crash twice a day?" and also noted the following consequences of GM imitating Microsoft: 1. Every time they repainted the lines on the road you would have to buy a new car. 2. Occasionally your car would die on the freeway for no reason, and you would just accept this, restart and drive on. 3. Occasionally, executing a maneuver would cause your car to stop and fail and you would have to re-install the engine. For some strange reason, you would accept this too. 4. You could only have one person in the car at a time, unless you bought "Car95" or "CarNT". But, then you would have to buy more seats. 5. Macintosh would make a car that was powered by the sun, was reliable, five times as fast, twice as easy to drive, but would only run on five percent of the roads. 6. The Macintosh car owners would get expensive Microsoft upgrades to their cars, which would make their cars run much slower. 7. The oil, gas and alternator warning lights would be replaced by a single "general car fault" warning light. 8. New seats would force everyone to have the same size butt. 9. The airbag system would say "are you sure?" before going off. 10. If you were involved in a crash, you would have no idea what happened. Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36202
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 - Break sub menu is missing from Insert pull down menu When I click on the pull down menu "Insert" the "Break" sub menu is no longe there. It is usually at the top of the list. Can anyone help me restore this submenu? The items in the custom menu do not include this entire sub menu. Thanks Marty Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36200
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 - Office Automation - starting Word from Access I'm trying to do a mail-merge from Access, but with Word running on a separate server (using dcomcnfg to cause Word to be started remotely). I can start the Word remotely in server mode using the following code: Dim wobj As Word.Application Set wobj = CreateObject ("Word.Application") but I can't connect to a running object using the GetObject method: Set wobj = GetObject(, "Word.Application") It returns error 429. Has anyone seen something like this previously? Thanks in advance, Ken Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36197
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 - close old document macro I have a form that saves the file using the value from a variable as the name. Now I want to be able to open (already have that working) a new doc based on a .dot I want to then close the previous file. I don't know how to pass the variable value onto the close command here is what I have so far Documents.Add Template:= _ "\\Server\Share\forms\templates\Full page Scans2.dot", NewTemplate:= _ False, DocumentType:=0 Windows(ActiveDocument.FormFields ("Text1").Result).Activate ActiveDocument.Close End Sub Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36196
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 - End of Cell call command Is there a command to position the insertion point at the end of a table cell? TIA, Dave Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36195
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 - Insert Shape in multiple Headers Hi, I'm working on a vba macro (which will be used with a UserForm) that will insert a text box in the all headers. The headers will already have shapes or text located in them so I do not want that text to be deleted. Basically I have Different First page and no other sections. So I want the box to appear in the Different First Page and Primary Headers. I hope I don't have to create two macros in order to have the textbox appear in multiple sections. or do I? I also noticed that if I don't use the If stmt and only say wdHeaderFooterPrimary, then it will only insert the textbox on the current page header and I then have to go to the first page and run the macro again for that page. ;o( Well, Headers will be the death of me yet. All suggestions are welcome and most appreciated!! Thank you Kerri Here is a trimed down version of my macro. Sub SideAddress() If ActiveWindow.View.SeekView = wdHeaderFooterPrimary = True Then Resume Else: ActiveWindow.View.SeekView = wdSeekFirstPageHeader End If Set Textbox1 = Selection.HeaderFooter.Shapes.AddTextbox (msoTextOrientationHorizontal, _ 18#, 360#, 72#, 72#) 'I left out the formatting of textbox since that wasn't the issue. 'Insert text into the textbox Textbox1.Select With Selection .TypeText Text:="Name" .TypeParagraph .TypeText Text:="Address" End With 'Activate Main document when finished with header ActiveWindow.View.SeekView = wdSeekMainDocument End Sub Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36194
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 - Document text to email Can anyone help please? I am wanting know whether it is possible progammatically to copy the text of a WORD document into an email message without having to press edit & paste in the email message to place the copied text into the message. I can get the text to the clipboard with the following but need that bit extra :-) Selection.wholestory selection.copy Kind regards Mark Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36187
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 - Sending fields Word from VB.NET How do I sent information to word from a program in Visual Basic (2003)? For example, when calling word with the Shell command. In particallar I would like to pass an array to Word to be use to fillin information in a template. Neal Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36183
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 - Run-time error '4198' I have installed MS Clip gallery from Office 2K so that I can use the clip art in Office XP SP-2. I want to setup a macro which is run from the menu so that I do not have to go through the tedious Insert>Object>Microsoft Clip Gallery procedure for inserting the 2K clipart. I have the following macro in MS Word which causes a run-time error '4198' Command failed, when the macro is run: Selection.InlineShapes.AddOLEObject ClassType:="MS_ClipArt_Gallery.5" How can I stop this error from occurring? Cheers Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36181
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 - Preventing an Excel Data Source from closing Hi All, Office 97 & Windows 97 Question: Is there a way to prevent an excel data source from automatically closing when you close the corresponding mail merge document? I've set up 2 mail merge documents(called Ltr.doc & Stat.doc) that both use data from the same excel data source(Data.xls) I've set up a macro to merge the documents it basically works as follows: 1) Open Ltr.doc 2) Merge Ltr.doc to the printer 3) Close Ltr.doc 4) Open Stat.doc 5) Merge Stat.doc to a new document 6) Save the resulting new document 7) Close Stat.doc The problem is that when Ltr.doc is closed (Step 3) it automatically closes Data.xls. Then when Stat.doc is opened it reopens Data.xls (step 4), this slows down execution. Finally when Stat.doc is closed (step 7) it prompts me with a "Do you want to save your changes to Data.xls?" message (this is caused by automatic functions such as =TODAY() updating themselves when Data.xls is reopened) Thanks in advance Simon Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36180
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 - Add code straight into the Document_Open in word doc? Hi Folks, Is it possible to add code Programmatically into the Document_Open event of a document only using an attached template? The document is going to be created based on a standard tempate and attached to the template. Problem is that if the templates are moved then this will not work. I wan't to have the Document check the registry for a flag when it opens, if the flag is present then attach the template based on the location provided by the flag. Make sense? Cheers John Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36179
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 - Querying Submenu Items I am trying to determine whether specific items appear in a sub-menu, but I have been unable to get 'below' the primary menu item level (e.g., Edit). Can anyone provide a code sample that determines the presence/absence of a submenu item? Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36168
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 - Write to word file from MS ACCESS VBA I new MS Word VBA. I am writing an application in MS ACCESS VBA. In one case I want to send information (string data) what I read from tables to MS Word Document. I manage to learn how to open word document from MS ACCESS VBA. But still I could not find command how to type each line in MS Word document using VBA from MS ACCESS. I have MS WORD object library available in my code. Only thing I want to know what command I have to use to type a string programmatically in MS Word. For example if have a mystring = "HAVE A NICE DAY". I want to open word document and type mystring into opened word document. I will appreciate you in advance for all your help to make my code work Thanks Sunil Patel Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36167
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 - Reference Memory Hi, I am currently using Windows 2002 and am working on a template that uses two different templates with 3 autonew userforms. When I test this template on my computer, it works fine (isn't that what they all say?), but when a few of my users try it at their own computers, they get a referred or reference memory error and then followed by a windword.exe that shuts Word down. I am thinking maybe I have a memory leak or something like that in my code, but I am not sure where. The first macro consists of three userforms that allow the user to enter data that is then inserted into the each page in the template. The second macro takes a text file stored in a certain location, removes line breaks and other garbage and converts it into a comma-delimited file that can be safely merged with the template. I would be glad to show the code if anyone needs to see it. Does anyone have any ideas what's going on? TIA, Jason Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36165
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 - Document Management from Word and Access using VBA (Office XP) I've got a document consisting of several chapters, each of which have been broken out into their own document. I've got an access database, listing customers and the chapters they are to be provided. What I -don't- have (and can't seem to find anywhere, having tried in vain at MS's site and a hundred different programming sites) is a way to query the database from within Word. I have two tables, Customers and CustomerChapters (actually I have more, but these two will do for now). Customers contains: 1. CustomerID 2. CustomerName CustomerChapters contains: 1. CustomerChapterID 2. CustomerID 3. ChapterID 4. OrderOfAppearance What I want to do: 1. Query the Customers table for all customer names. 2. Present all customers in a pop-up window with a drop-down list. (steps 1 and 2 are optional; I could just type in the customer ID in the macro, but we're dreaming big, here :o) ). 3. Query the Customers table for all chapter IDs belonging to the selected (or specified) CustomerID. 4. Retrieve the first word doc identified by the retrieve in step 3 (as arranged by OrderofAppearance). 5. Append the next word doc, and the next, 'til the end. I know the SQL code, so that's not too much of a problem. What I need (long time to come to a point, huh? :o) ) help with is the VBA code, particularly for steps 3 and 4. Can anyone help? Thanks! -Jon Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36163
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 - Generic Template to custom document. I'm looking for ideas to cerate common Word templates for memos, letters, etc. and have the user information inserted automatically when the template is chosen. My goal is to have a common set of templates on a network share so that changes are easy to implement. Items like Name, E-mail Address, Telephone Number, Addresses, etc are all available from the Exchange global address book but I've been unable to find a VBA example that shows how to access that information for the current user. I'm considering other options like creating a registry key/values with a user form to maintain the info. Has anyone already solved this problem? Could you please share the solution? Can you point me to a web site that can get me started? I can write the code (and will happily share it) if I can just get pointed in the right direction. VinceV Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36160
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 - Activedocument.close problem in word 97 Hi I have windows 98 and office 97 and a series of wizards and macros that work on office 2000 but don't like 97. The message I get is "Could not find Macro Storage" not very helpful is it? Anyone know what this is and how to fix it?? Cheers Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36155
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 - What is the normal way to use a template with a userform? I have a userform that helps generate Word documents. The userform is in a dot file. So far my coworkers think we should be passing the users the dot file and have them create the doc files by clicking it in explorere. I think this is funky. My idea of how this should be used in the org is to [1] Create a toolbar in the dot file that has one button that when clicked runs a function that opens the userform. [2] place the dot file (with userform) in a network accessible template storage location [3] create a word doc file named something like "create new dandy document.doc" and set it's template to the dot file above. [4] distribute the doc file mentioned above to the users. Now they can open the userform by opening the doc file and clicking the toolbar command button. If they want to save the doc that they generate (which they won't always need to) they can call it whatever they want. Even if they blow it and save the doc as "create new dandy document.doc", the name it already has, it's ok (sort of) as the next user will just overwrite the saved doc text with whatever they generate. Is this a good approach to take? Any others that are standard? I guess it would be cool to keep the users from saving the doc they generate as to the doc they originally opened, if it's "create new dandy document.doc" I'd need to be able to mod it, but not the users... any tips on how to manage that issue? Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36153
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 - Current Date I have a fax template (.dot) where I want the current date to automatically appear. I right clicked on the date, selected toggle field codes and wrote TIME\@"MMMM d, YYYY", but I can't get the date to populate. Appreciate your suggestions. Using Word 2000/Windows Professional 2000. Howard Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36152
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 - Automation error Using the below code gives me this error Run-time error '-2147467259(80004005): Automation error If TextD_Modification.text <> "" Then TextModification.Text = ActiveDocument.BuiltInDocumentProperties (wdPropertyTimeLastSaved) Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36150
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 - String too long Hello, I am using a user form to gather notes to insert into a document. Unfortunately, in some cases I'm getting an error message stating that the string is too long. The maximum length property for the form field is set at unlimited. Any ideas how I can get this field to accept more characters? Thanks. Amy Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36149
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 - is it possible to split the word window into two parts? hi: I want to split the word window into two parts when i browse the word document by ms explorer. however,i don't know whether it is achievable or not. can anyone give me some hints? best wishes caoli Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36134
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 - how to get the page number programmingly? hi: Which method shall i use to retrieve the page number of the existing word document? i need both total page number and current page number of the document. best wishes caoli Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36133
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 - Creating a word doc from a webpage. Hi Please help.. What I want to do is to create a web form that once submitted it takes the fields and opens a new instance of a Word Template and populates bookmarks within the document with the fields from the web form, then saves it to a specified location with a specified name... does anyone know of an article or tutorial about this.... cheers nuve Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36126
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 - Application.GetOpenFilename I am trying to duplicate some Excel code in Word and cannot find the correct command. Basically, I have a simple Excel macro that changes the directory and launched the Open file dialog box and then waits for me to manually select which file I want to open. Then it opens the file and ends the macro. I use this macro several times a week to go to a server where certain files are stored, thus avoiding always have to manually change the path in the Open Files dialog box. I started with the Excel code, but I cannot find the Word equivalent (if there is one) to the Excel "Application.GetOpenFilename" command. I can make it work if I name the specific file, but it would be clumsy to have half a dozen buttons doing the same thing, only with different file names attached. Sorry if this is a novice question, but that's what I am unless the VBA is Excell related. Appreciate any suggestions. Thanks. Win Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36125
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 - How to insert comment in Word file at page P, line L using VBA How to insert comment in Word file at page P, line L using VBA e.g insert text "Demo" on page 3 in line 4 Asumptions: We have an open active word file. There are at least 3 pages in the document Page 3 has at least 4 lines Insertion of comment preferable at the beginning of the line (or at a specific token position if possible ?) Other comment attributes/properties are "don't care" Regards Peter Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36121
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 - Using the Insert File Dialog Hi, I am working on a template that needs to insert a file into the new document created by the template (using Word 2000). When the InsertFile dialog is called, I need it to point to a specific directory (C:\Columbus Radiology Emails), with the files of type set to Text files. I have the following code: Public Sub InsertAFile() With Dialogs(wdDialogInsertFile) .Name = "C:\Columbus Radiology Emails\*.txt" .Show End With End Sub When I run this code, it opens the InsertFile dialog box with files of type set to Text files, however, it does not select the correct directory (it goes to the default directory, My Documents). I can't set the default document directory to the above, because this path is only used once a week for this one particular task. The rest of the time, My Documents is used for opening closing and saving documents. Thanks in advance for any help. -- Anne Fox-Pontillo SAE Computer, Inc. www.saecomputer.com Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36111
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 - SaveAs interactively vs. programmatically Hi all, When interactively having an open document A.doc using File SaveAs and giving name B, Word saves the document as B.doc and keeps it open as B.doc while A is closed. In my specific situation however, using this function programmatically it keeps A open in stead of the saved B. My situation: 1. using an add-in, started with the command-line /L<add-in.dot> switch 2. Intercepting the Save event by a class module with a <application>_DocumentBeforeSave procedure. and now the "special" 3. for a lot of reasons the document is first created as a temporary document with a name <unique-name>.TMP and after when the user really saves it the <application>_DocumentBeforeSave is fired: back to "normal" 4. Class module code Option Explicit Public WithEvents WApp As Word.Application Private Sub WApp_DocumentBeforeSave(ByVal Doc As Document, SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean) If Mid(Doc.Name, Len(Doc.Name) - 3, 4) = ".TMP" Then With Dialogs(wdDialogFileSaveAs) .Name = Mid(Doc.FullName, 1, Len(Doc.FullName) - 4) & ".doc" .Execute End With End If MsgBox "DocumentBeforeSave" End Sub 5. I am sure that this event is fired: the messagebox pops up and the <unique-name>.doc appears in the folder. 6. My first attempt was even simpler (I still like it better), but gave the same result: .... .... If Mid(Doc.Name, Len(Doc.Name) - 3, 4) = ".TMP" Then Doc.SaveAs Mid(Doc.FullName, 1, Len(Doc.FullName) - 4) & ".doc" End If .... Result: ================= 7: Which one of the 2 options above I try: still the <unique-name>.TMP is the (only) open one and not <unique-name>.doc Do I do something wrong or is it not allowed to use the .TMP extension? Of course, I can program around it with things like <unique-name>-TEMP.doc, but I always try to take the most straight-forward way as I see it, which was SaveAs in this case. Above all: I don't like things happening that I don't understand or that behave different then they - in my opinion - should. Please comment on this. Best regards, Hans Troost Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36110
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 - Web toolbar Anybody know how to tell Word 2000 that when I just click on a TOC entry in a document it doesn't mean I'm packin up the Studebaker to drive around the world wide web, i.e., not to gratuitously open the web toolbar? Thanks. Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36083
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 - Formatting for merge fields Is there anyway to format specific merge fields so that they can have dashes, decimal points or dollar signs in appropriate places? I have a user that merges a bunch of informtion into several merge fields and I want only certain fields to have dashes, certain fields to have dollar signs and decimal points and so on. TIA, Jason Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36082
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 - help i'm working in microsoft works spreadsheet i'm saving it to my floppy drive it will not open on my customer's computer it says mine is saved to xlr file my customers says there computer is xls what should i do please help me in this matter if you can a.s.a.p thank you very much Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36077
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 - How to add a custom icon to a toolbar Hi Anyone who can tell my, how to add a custom icon to a toolbar or a link to an example? Dennis Tag: assign a macro to a toolbar button Tag: 36075
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The help text indicates that you can assign a macro to a
button on a toolbar. I am unable to determine how one can
get a blank button onto the toolbar to which a macro can
be assigned. In excel, no problem,
Customize/Command/Macro gives you a smiley face custom
button to drag up to a toolbar.

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Re: assign a macro to a toolbar button by John

John
Sat Aug 09 15:20:13 CDT 2003

Write the macro first. Choose Customize/Command/Macro, drag the macro to the
toolbar. Right-click on the resulting text button and choose Default Style
and you will have a blank button.

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John Korchok

Word Lab Systems, Inc.
www.wordlab.ca

"Grover Ericksen" <grover@ericksen.com> wrote in message
news:007b01c35eb0$cb4be6b0$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> The help text indicates that you can assign a macro to a
> button on a toolbar. I am unable to determine how one can
> get a blank button onto the toolbar to which a macro can
> be assigned. In excel, no problem,
> Customize/Command/Macro gives you a smiley face custom
> button to drag up to a toolbar.

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Re: assign a macro to a toolbar button by Jay

Jay
Sat Aug 09 16:56:34 CDT 2003

Hi, Grover,

See http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Customization/AsgnCmdOrMacroToToolbar.htm.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://www.mvps.org/word

Grover Ericksen wrote:
> The help text indicates that you can assign a macro to a
> button on a toolbar. I am unable to determine how one can
> get a blank button onto the toolbar to which a macro can
> be assigned. In excel, no problem,
> Customize/Command/Macro gives you a smiley face custom
> button to drag up to a toolbar.

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