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Where does code go?13 Nov 2003 20:37 GMT1
I got a useful piece of code
(http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/MacrosVBA/BatchFR.htm) But
I'm not sure where to put it? I looks like I have to open
the Normal.dot template and then open the Visual Basic
Move List Box Item up/down in the list13 Nov 2003 18:44 GMT6
Does anyone know if there's a simple way to move an item (selected by the
user)
up/down in a userform list box?
Thanks
Saving Merged letter as Separate Docs13 Nov 2003 16:35 GMT1
I don't know much about VBA and the language, so I'm wondering if anyon
can help me. I searched the net for a script to separate a large fil
(134 pages) into individual documents (one page per doc), and I onl
found one script that looked like it might do it (which I'm not sure i
Equiv. of .TypeText method using a Range obj13 Nov 2003 16:34 GMT1
oWord is a Word document object. This code worked fine
using a Selection object. But I have now defined a range
object (oRange), because the oWord document object is so
long that it is taking too much time to run all the code
Word97 macros won't work on XP13 Nov 2003 14:08 GMT3
We have some macros that worked fine with Word 97 in Win 95.  Now some
computers have upgraded to Office XP with Win XP, and the macros won't work.
They look like VBA, not Word Basic, and I'm at a total loss (not that I had
much to lose!).  I've copied the first one of the string ...
Start at top, run loop to end, then *STOP*!?13 Nov 2003 14:06 GMT2
I am having the *hardest* time trying to get a loop of instructions to start
at the top of the document and stop at the end!  I've tried several
different methods (End Of Doc bookmark, DO While Execute = True, and
others), and I keep getting endless loops of one kind or another.
macros from Word97 VB do not work under XP13 Nov 2003 13:00 GMT2
I use a macro which does the following: It alters the lay-
out of a selected figure. I made the macro by recording in
Word97 (see below). This macro worked fine under
WindowsNT, but not with Windows XP. I get the following
Installing macro process using word 200013 Nov 2003 12:43 GMT5
I have few questions :
I created new macros and new userforms in the normal projet in order to
execute my macros with all the documents opened in word.
* can you tell me where on my disk are my macro and userforms saved and
InputBox condition13 Nov 2003 12:03 GMT2
I was thinking about this thing. Is there a possibility to
set condition to InputBox funtion like that: user cannot
type more than 9 characters and when he put there more
then 9, MsgBox comes out and tells him that he cannot
Insertion point from VBA13 Nov 2003 11:00 GMT1
Is there sombody who knows how to get the insertion point
from vba, and later repositioning the cursot at this place.
Per Aage
User-Defined String Formats13 Nov 2003 10:59 GMT1
Where should I put "more than" or ">" symbol to change my
set string variable to upper case?
My code is:
Dim name as String
Slow sorting/loading13 Nov 2003 09:22 GMT3
In my Word 2K VBA-application I'm using an Access database table to store
information. When presenting information to the user, I load some records
into a Word VBA listbox, and by clicking on the different column headings of
that box, the user can choose the desired sorting. It ...
Can bookmark survive deletion of text?13 Nov 2003 07:33 GMT5
Is it possible to delete all the text in a document without deleting a
hidden bookmark in that document?
Larry
Richtext box13 Nov 2003 05:53 GMT1
Greetings to all!
On Word XP, I have a userform that has a richtextbox. I am trying to use
either the standard richtx32.ocx or a freebie I have found on the Internet:
RTF2.ocx (by Lebans).
Renaming macros13 Nov 2003 04:19 GMT1
I wanted to rename a macro and looked in Word help and this is what it said:
Rename macros
1.On the Tools menu, click Templates and Add-Ins.
2.Click Organizer.
 
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