Go to options
Under Save tab uncheck 'Prompt to save Normal template'

or

Sub CloseDoc()

Options.SaveNormalPrompt = False
Application.Quit
       
temp = Options.SaveNormalPrompt

End Sub

Hi Suz,

I should clarify some more.  In a court setting, all documents have
been set with the appropriate font, etc...  All the users are using
the same Normal.dot file that  they can not change...  This is all
done deliberately to control case forms data...  That's why what I'm
asking here is a little confusing because:
1) I don't know how MS Word environment handles macros and event
trapping.
2) Maybe it just can't be done...

I know through some reading that there are some macros that are run
that all start with auto...  I want to trap for the AutoClose event
if possible...

What is causing error to come up is the fact that I have 2 toolbars I have
created.
One has the desired macros that enable the users to move documents as to
progress through the court systems.  The files are stored and move within a
directory for each Judge.
The second toolbar is used simple to display the Judge's Name to imform the
users whose documents they are working with.
I tried displaying the Judge's Name on the active window caption field and
the

"Do you want to save the changes to Normal.dot?" message would come up when
the 'X' was clicked.

So I tried the second toolbar approach and it seems to work better because
at least it enables me to select the File and Exit method that I can trap and
works fine.

The problem is that the majority of the users like to hit the 'X' and again
the above message comes up.   Is there a better approach then the one I'm
using???

Any help at this point would be helpful...

Thanks,

Tony