Word 2000
How to create a pop-up window?
Thanks.

I'm trying to create a wizard-style template user form,
and I'm using Microsoft's Resume Wizard (XP) as a
reference.
In the Resume Wizard's Common module, there's a procedure

After my user fills out the UserForm, I hide it.  Some additional macro code
is run based on further input that is done.  I hide the form because I need
the values from the UserForm for later processes.
Sometimes the values are available and sometimes they are not.  I can run it

I am trying to determine whether specific items appear in a
sub-menu, but I have been unable to get 'below' the primary
menu item level (e.g., Edit).  Can anyone provide a code
sample that determines the presence/absence of a submenu item?

I am wanting to get a sample of every Word 2000 font to
appear on a doc using a standard sentence.
"This is a sample of" and then the name of the font. (it
is not critical that the font is named.

We have some 15 regional offices in our WAN and each has
its own Word 2000 letter template. They are all placed in
their own sub-folder of our group template share. However,
each template differs from the others only in a small

When I click on the pull down menu "Insert" the "Break"
sub menu is no longe there. It is usually at the top of
the list. Can anyone help me restore this submenu?  The
items in the custom menu do not include this entire sub

I have code in a VB6 application like this:
Dim oFind As Find
Set oFind = .Tables(1).Rows(1)Range.Find
With oFind

I have a form that saves the file using the value from a
variable as the name.  Now I want to be able to open
(already have that working) a new doc based on a .dot  I
want to then close the previous file.  I don't know how to

I'm trying to do a mail-merge from Access, but with Word running on a
separate server (using dcomcnfg to cause Word to be started remotely).
I can start the Word remotely in server mode using the following
code:

I am having some difficulty with oWord.Quit and not sure
how I can resolve the following issue. I am using MS
Access to pass information via mail merge/bookmarks to
word. If I have a large document "12 pages" only the

I am using a user form to gather notes to insert into a
document.  Unfortunately, in some cases I'm getting an
error message stating that the string is too long.  The
maximum length property for the form field is set at

I new MS Word VBA.
I am writing an application in MS ACCESS VBA. In one case
I want to send information (string data) what I read from
tables to MS Word Document. I manage to learn how to open

Can anyone help please?
I am wanting know whether it is possible progammatically
to copy the text of a WORD document into an email message
without having to press edit & paste in the email message

I am reposting in case this msg got buried in the thread.
Sorry for the duplication. Here's was my response (the
thread follows):
No, I am not using a userform, now that I've figured out