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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / January 2005run macro automatically when opening a new doc based on template?
In Word XP, is it possible to have a macro run automatically when I open a new document based on a given template (user selects the template in the New Document side pane). How? The purppose: I would like to have the Mail Merge toolbar to be displayed always when I open a mailmerge document based on this template. Is this the right statement to do this: objWord.CommandBars("Mailmerge").Visible = True Best, ANDy > In Word XP, is it possible to have a macro run automatically when I open a > new document based on a given template (user selects the template in the > New Document side pane). How? Give the macro the name AutoNew  SignatureRegards Jonathan West - Word MVP www.intelligentdocuments.co.uk Please reply to the newsgroup Thanks Jonathan. And is there a special macro name for procedures that need to be executed when this document is closed (to hide the Mail Merge toolbar automatically)? Best, ANDy > Give the macro the name AutoNew > Thanks Jonathan. > > And is there a special macro name for procedures that need to be executed > when this document is closed (to hide the Mail Merge toolbar > automatically)? Yes, it is called AutoClose. Take a look in the VBA Help file for "Auto macros" for more information on this. SignatureRegards Jonathan West - Word MVP www.intelligentdocuments.co.uk Please reply to the newsgroup Read the online Help under "Auto Macros" Macro name When it runs AutoExec When you start Word or load a global template AutoNew Each time you create a new document AutoOpen Each time you open an existing document AutoClose Each time you close a document AutoExit When you quit Word or unload a global template
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