(This code is actually VB code)
Dim strOldPrinter As String
Dim strPrinterName As String
 strOldPrinter = wdDoc.Application.ActivePrinter

I'm in the process of pack up a document template, and am
taking some objects that were previously stored in
Normal.dot.
As a result, I have macros that execute autotext entries,

I have a document template with four TOCs (actually, one
TOC, a list of tables, list of figures, and list of
appendices).  
I would like to create a macro that updates all four.

Is there a way to make it so that in View:  printLayout I can see the
pagebreak formatting mark?  (I don't want to "view" all the other marks that
become visible if I do Tools | Options | Formatting marks: All)  I don't
want to change the view to Normal view.

I'm trying to write a function which searches a expression and not
word
I have this macro who search the word "formation"
Sub searchFormation()

Hi JGM,
I tried your code and it works perfectly but it seems to caus
sometimes side effects : I explain : I can't move my userform in m
word window with the mouse sometimes

I would like to create a form with checkboxes, radio
buttons, and text fill-in portions that will create a
text (Word) document based on how that form is filled
out.  I have used Filemaker to do this before but am not

I would like to create a form that has radio buttons, checkboxes, and places to fill-in text that would then generate a text document.  I have done this before in Filemaker, but do not know if it is possible in Word.  If not, is it possible in another Office program?  Or, can ...

In office 2000, when you unprotect and then reprotect a form, you lose all information you've typed.  Also, Word will not spell check anything typed into a alpha form field (protected or not).  Does anyone have a solution to either of these problem?

How do I paste text (from a variable in VBA code) into a new word document?  So far I have:
       Set oWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")
       oWord.Visible = True
       Set dWord = oWord.Documents.Add

I have a VB6 application that starts MS Word and creates a
document.  This document contains a Table of Contents and
other text.  The first time I call the creation process,
everything works fine.  If I close Word and call the

This seems like it should be a simple thing to do, but I cannot figure out how to move the insert point to the beginning of the current paragraph.
First, I tried to record a macro and simply recorded the [CTRL]+UpArrow key combination. The resulting macro works fine when the ...

I have a .NET Windows Application that looks for the
existence of a process on a remote machine. When it
finishes it exits, returning either a "0" (no it doesnt
exist, or a "1" (it does exist).

I got the horizontal position of a range like
ocell.Range.Information(wdHorizontalPositionRelativeToPage)
correctly for the first page of a document.
Starting the second page, all I got are values of -1

I have defined an access database table to have an "ole
object" field.  I want to insert via vba code using ado
the currently active word document into this field.
i tried the following in a button in a userform activated