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I have a Word Template.
It has a string of bookmarks on it.
The Userform opens and you enter a project budget into the project

I've got a document consisting of several chapters, each of
which have been broken out into their own document.
I've got an access database, listing customers and the
chapters they are to be provided.

I want to execute a VBA Macro each time a user print a
Word document using Microsoft Word2000. This macro must
replace all the field "PRINTDATE" by the
field "CREATEDATE" before the document was printed.

Private Sub cmdCBA_Click()
  Dim ExcelSheet As Object
  Set ExcelSheet = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
ExcelSheet.Workbooks.Add ("O:\Corporate Services\" _

Is it possible to add code Programmatically into the Document_Open event of
a document only using an attached template?
The document is going to be created based on a standard tempate and attached
to the template.  Problem is that if the templates are moved then this will

I'm writing some new macros for our users to print various combinations of
paper on Canon network printers, within Word 97, by recording the macro and
changing the trays within Page Setup. The macros work fine, in so much as
they print the right paper from the right trays, but in ...

I have a userform that helps generate Word documents. The userform is
in a dot file. So far my coworkers think we should be passing the
users the dot file and have them create the doc files by clicking it
in explorere. I think this is funky. My idea of how this should be

I'm looking for ideas to cerate common Word templates for memos, letters,
etc. and have the user information inserted automatically when the template
is chosen.  My goal is to have a common set of templates on a network share
so that changes are easy to implement.

I am currently using Windows 2002 and am working on a
template that uses two different templates with 3 autonew
userforms.  When I test this template on my computer, it
works fine (isn't that what they all say?), but when a few

I am trying to duplicate some Excel code in Word and
cannot find the correct command.  Basically, I have a
simple Excel macro that changes the directory and launched
the Open file dialog box and then waits for me to manually

Is there a way to set the property of a command button so
it would not print out on the document?
Mike

I am trying to setup a macro that will send an email to a
specific recipient. I am running Word 2002. SO far i have
this:
Options.SendMailAttach = True

Using Word2000, Access 97DB, DAO
How to give the user the ability to select the path and DB to open?
Tried Application.GetOpenFilename doesn't work.
Thanks.

How to insert comment in Word file at page P, line L using VBA
e.g insert text "Demo" on page 3 in line 4
Asumptions:
 We have an open active word file.

Hello.  I am trying to do a find/replace in my entire document, including
the Headers and footers.  Any suggestions?