John G. was telling us:
John G. nous racontait que :
> Hello all! Im very new to VBA, and userforms in general, however Ive
> managed to create a userform with a decent amount of VBA running
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> list box with the appropriate titles. How can I go about doing this
> automatically?
Depending on the complexity of your signature block, you can either:
1) Create a generic block and store it as an AutoText. Then, insert the
block and add the name on the fly
or
2) Create one AutoText block per person and insert them as necessary.
> The point of this template is to create a uniform policy/procedure
> template, that has some automation & control built in. In a perfect
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> is there a good way to go about getting better document control within
> Word?
One way to kind of do this is too have the Watermark attached to the header
and then prevent header access.
For Word 2000 + see
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customization/ProtectWord2000PlusHeader.htm
For Word 97, it cannot really be done, but see:
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customization/ProtectWord97Header.htm
But remember that whatever you do as preventive measure, they can easily be
defeated...
So it is often better to invest in "user training" so that they behave of
their own accord.
The only way to really have some control over who can edit what is with Word
2003. This means that all editors involved must have Word 2003.
> Also when people create this new document from the .dot file the macro
> isnt copied. The form is there, and all the same code exists, but when
> I go to run the macro manually it doesnt show up? Any ideas why?
I am not sure I understand what is going on here, but see:
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/macrosvba/DistributeMacros.htm

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