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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / March 2006AutoRecovery Save
Hi, Is it possible to directly do an AutoRecovery save in VBA? It seems that the temporary file Word uses for changes becomes full before the autorecovery save time interval as occued. I use Word 2000. Thanks in advance! BAnders "temporary file Word uses for changes becomes full " just makes no sense. Unless you're hitting 32MB (NOT including graphics!) .... It might be better if you described the symptoms of the problem. > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > BAnders "Jezebel" skrev: > "temporary file Word uses for changes becomes full " just makes no sense. > Unless you're hitting 32MB (NOT including graphics!) .... > > It might be better if you described the symptoms of the problem. What ever I do the message: "The formatting in this document is too complex. Please full save the document now.". It happens while I create a document by adding text and formatting the text as well using VBA. The document saved is just 153 kb. After every instuction that cause an undo entry I do an UndoClear. I have also set options.SaveInterval = 0. The message above comes after selection.style= statement and the style used exists. Earlier I had the message because of that I didn't do UndoClear often enough. now I do. There is nothing in that list when the message above is shown. I have also tried to use the DisplayAlerts = wdAlertsNone for to catch the error, and still the message is shown as msgbox. There is an error report for Word 2002 but I haven't seen anyone for 2000. Ia m running Office 2000 Premium with SP3. Please, any idea about what the message can imply is wrong! BAnders 'Formatting too complex' has nothing to do with the 'fullness' of the temp document; and as you've discovered, doing frequent UndoClear doesn't help either. As previously posted, the only workaround I've found is to save, close, and re-open the document. > "Jezebel" skrev: > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > BAnders Yes, it seems to be what you say. I have found that a lots of doevents decrease the number of times it happens. It might has something to do with queueing up formatting requests. It might also works better to not format a selection with a style. If each property of the style is set individual it also decrease. Many thanks BAnders "Jezebel" skrev: > 'Formatting too complex' has nothing to do with the 'fullness' of the temp > document; and as you've discovered, doing frequent UndoClear doesn't help [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > > > BAnders You shouldn't be using the Selection at all. Do everything with Range objects. > Yes, it seems to be what you say. I have found that a lots of doevents > decrease the number of times it happens. It might has something to do with [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] >> > >> > BAnders |
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