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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / April 2006Word as Email Editor
General Question: What characteristics of Word or the particular document are they that display as an email editor, rather than a normal document? How can one tell from VBA which mode a document represents? Specific: Word always seems to start up with the window mode in which it was last used ie Full Screen or smaller window. I would like to start all normal documents up full-screen but the email editor as a smaller window eg by code in the document open event. How would I do this, please? Are there any settings that would help, without involving VBA? David You could check to see whether the E-mail toolbar is visible...  SignatureJames > General Question: > What characteristics of Word or the particular document are they that [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > David > General Question: > What characteristics of Word or the particular document are they that > display as an email editor, rather than a normal document? How can one tell > from VBA which mode a document represents? you know that a document is actually an email being edited in Outlook (with Outlook setup to use Ms-Word as editor) by looking up the document's kink property: If ActiveDocument.Kind = wdDocumentEmail Then... > Specific: > Word always seems to start up with the window mode in which it was last used > ie Full Screen or smaller window. I would like to start all normal documents > up full-screen but the email editor as a smaller window eg by code in the > document open event. How would I do this, please? Are there any settings that > would help, without involving VBA? I don't think so, since you're testing a condition (is this an email? If so then...else ...). VBA coding will be needed, and would look like that: If ActiveDocument.Kind = wdDocumentEmail Then ActiveWindow.WindowState = wdWindowStateNormal Else ActiveWindow.WindowState = wdWindowStateMaximize End If HTH, Yves Champollion www.champollion.net |
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