Error message "The requested member of the collection does
not exist"
I open a delimited text file, and retrieve data into
variables. For each row from the file I create multiple

I need to search for "fred" or "red".  How do I do it?
It seems like f{0,1}red does not work - because 0
occurences are not permissible.
So is there another way to do this?  

The following code generates this error:
Dim appWord As New Word.Application
Dim strCodePath As String
strCodePath = "x:\Macro Modules\"

I'm not frequently using newsgroups, so I wonder what is wrong with a
non-answered post.
Is the question to difficult ?
Is it to stupid ?

Can someone tell me if it is possible to access the properties of shapes
that are 'hidden' in the header of a word-document, without having to use
the following code:
ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.SeekView = wdSeekCurrentPageHeader

For some testing during program development I want to
(programmatically) create a new document and add some or very much
(!!) text to it.
So I tried to use the (undocumented) =rand(x,y) function in my

I have a project with a couple of userforms and other
modules. One of the userforms applies a filter to a data
list in Excel. Under certain criteria I wish to remove the
filter (ActiveSheet.ShowAllData) and to avoid this code

I need to execute a function upon closing a word document
(based on a template).  I haven't done this in Word
before - any suggestions?  I have originated this
document from Access and need to close it out before

I have developed a form - in 3 of the columns in the
table on the form I am using drop-down boxes - which of
course only work when the form is LOCKED.  In the fourth
column of the table I have a list of words and I want to

I have created a template and then a vba userform.  I would like to put it
on a CD and send it to someone and have them double click the icon and have
it work like it did when I accessed it through the file/new/template menu.
Can that be done?

a text has the structure:
xxx (font A) yyy (font B)
zzz (A) uuu (B)
etc.

I have a word document that needs to be linked to an Excel file which is
always identical in layout but will be renamed and moved to different
folders.
I have written the macro which re-defines the filepath etc but my problem is

I have a table with 5 rows and three columns. In the third
column, there is a check box for each row. I want to limit
the user to selecting only one check box in that column.
I tried the macro mentioned in: "Microsoft Knowledge Base

I have a template which opens a userform (autorun code), which prompts the
user to rename the document and then immediately saves it as a .doc file in
a specified directory.  Once the new document based on the template is
saved, I want the userform stripped out so that when the ...

  I've found what I think to be a bug in the find object's wrap behaviour
when
applied in tables;
 I'm using Word 2002 SP 2 on windows 2000 (Word Help-About shows version