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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / June 2005new function??
I am currently using MS Word 2000. I have received a file from client and when i try to open it always opens the VB code and the error occurs it says "compile error, method or data member not found" the cursor is on .pictureWrapType = wdWrapMergeInline under with option. Is it due to the Word version. I am assuming this function is in higher version. Please, help. Thanks Donna Donna, what version does your client run? ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com www.MyExpertsOnline.com > I am currently using MS Word 2000. I have received a file from client and > when i try to open it always opens the VB code and the error occurs it says [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks > Donna Unfortunatly I don't know. Is there any way I can find it from the file(template .dot) he sent me? Thanks > Donna, what version does your client run? > ******************* [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Thanks > > Donna > I am currently using MS Word 2000. I have received a file from client > and when i try to open it always opens the VB code and the error [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks > Donna Yes, that was introduced with Word 2002 (I think -- I'm only looking at 2003 right now). The later versions have an option in the Tools > Options > Edit dialog that let you set the default wrapping style for pasted or inserted pictures. The code line you quoted is the VBA equivalent of that option. It will never run in Word 2000, and in fact isn't necessary. When the macro stops and the VBA editor opens, just delete that line, press Ctrl+S to save the document without the line, and press F5 to let the macro continue. It sounds like that macro, which runs automatically when the document opens, is meant to ensure a standard set of options. Word 2000 doesn't have a settable option for picture wrapping, and the default wrapping for all pictures is one of the "floating" settings (Square, I think). If you insert pictures and want them inline, you'll have to use the Wrap button on the Picture toolbar (or the Layout tab of the Format Picture dialog) to change them.  SignatureRegards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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