Hi, my main goal that I am trying to accomplish is having 2 command buttons
be visible at all times within a document. The simplest way (if my company
was using a newer version of Office) would be to create a modeless UserForm.  
So needless to say, I am having an issue with this one.

I have received input from another thread to try to use the following code,
but to no avail:

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The next piece of code will set the current form modeless.
It relies on some sort of  bug(feature) in Word.
The only problem remains is, that when the form re-gets it focus after you
done the things you wanted to do in the word window,
no event is triggered. But, for your form this does not seem to be needed.

Public Declare Function GetActiveWindow Lib "User32" () As Long
Public Declare Sub SetActiveWindow Lib "User32" (ByVal hWnd As Long)

Sub SetMeModeless(KeepFocus As Boolean)
Dim hWnd As Long
   hWnd = GetActiveWindow
   SendKeys ("{ESC}")
   Dialogs(wdDialogFileOpen).Display
 ' use this line when the sendkey does not work, but it's a little bit
 ' slower:  Dialogs(wdDialogFileOpen).Display (1)
   If KeepFocus Then SetActiveWindow (hWnd)
End Sub

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Does anyone have any ideas on this one?  A UserForm does not need to be used
if another option is available.  I would appreciate any input.

Jason