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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / September 2006Document Open
I am using accounting/management software that allows us to create template letters in Word using merge fields. I have one letter with alot of VBA coding in it. When I create the letter I have to save it first to my hard drive to get the VBA to work correctly. The triggering event is Document_Open. If I just open the letter without first saving it, it will only show the merge fields the document picked up but not the changes caused by the VBA. Anyone know of anything I could put in the template to eliminate the need to save it first. Put the code in an add-in or template, and call the function AutoNew or AutoOpen (depending on quite how you create the document). >I am using accounting/management software that allows us to create > template letters in Word using merge fields. I have one letter with [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > up but not the changes caused by the VBA. Anyone know of anything I > could put in the template to eliminate the need to save it first. Thanks > Put the code in an add-in or template, and call the function AutoNew or > AutoOpen (depending on quite how you create the document). [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > up but not the changes caused by the VBA. Anyone know of anything I > > could put in the template to eliminate the need to save it first. I tried both with no sucess. I tried the template and because it was a .dot the accounting/management system would allow me to upload it. I got a message that it was not a ms document so it wouldn't take it. I also tried the addin and I am not sure I did it correctly but I got the same message so I think I did it correctly. Any ideas? > Put the code in an add-in or template, and call the function AutoNew or > AutoOpen (depending on quite how you create the document). [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > up but not the changes caused by the VBA. Anyone know of anything I > > could put in the template to eliminate the need to save it first. Persevere. >I tried both with no sucess. > I tried the template and because it was a .dot the [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> > up but not the changes caused by the VBA. Anyone know of anything I >> > could put in the template to eliminate the need to save it first. |
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