I have a situation that has me stumped. I have started
getting a Run-time error '4160' - bad file name  in a
macro that was working fine yesterday and for the past 3
years!!!! I am running in W2K server and word 2002. This

I am interested in optimizing the code below. The Word object model doesn't
seem to have a way to "see" if the Normal template has these 4 module in it
already. So I am forced to delete them and then re-copy them--this takes 5-6
seconds each time Word starts up. It would be quicker ...

Ich want that, when I open the document, a message box should appear, with
two buttons: Yes and No and the text: "Would you like to print this
document?"
So I wrote the following code, but it doesn't work:

I created some macros in a Word template 'MyTemplate.dot'.
I have then moved all of those macros to my 'normal.dot'
template.
No macro appears for 'MyTemplate.dot' in the list when I

Does anyone have a suggestion for code that would open a msgbox if the user
does not input data into a textbox?  Right now, I have "Input Date" in the
box and I want the user to get a message if they don't change that.  I
figured out how to do it by saying long if...then statements ...

I have Win2000 and Word2000.  I run a macro which opens a large document (a
3800 page .TXT file) and separates it into several smaller files.   (Thank
you, Jay Freedman!!)  Because it takes an hour and a half to run, I start it
when I'm leaving work.  The last lines of my code are

I am trying to send an email to my clients wfor an
upcoming tour by a leading research scientist on
nutrition.
On this email I would like to have a "return deatil

Is there a way to find out which userform is hidden?  Sometimes I
might have 3 different userforms loaded in memory and hidden from the
user and at some point in the macro I want a way of finding out if the
userform is loaded/hidden so that it can be displayed or unloaded.