Can there be some script created so that word would print all the documents
that are open?

I'm using a vb.net program to automate functions in Word.  Suppose I have a variable WordDoc, which is pointed to a word document.  How would I be able to test to see if the WordDoc is still open
Thanks

I seem to be getting a VBA error in Office due to some
kind of conflict with my RAV AntiVirus. I can neither
Save nor Save As. The only way to save a file is to close
the window. The error message I get is ...

Hello, I'm setting tab order in a form, and I can't get the syntax
right to pass successfully into a checkbox.
I'm using a method like this:
Sub Text1()

I have just installed the whole of Office 2000.   When I load Word I get
an error message.   The error message dialog box is entitled -
 "Microsoft Visual Basic",
and the message itself is -

I have a few Word documents that are generated by some
third party software.  The software pulls its data
through a Word 2000 template, drops data into Word
tables, and then saves off as a .rtf file.  Two things

I have two listboxes each showing the contents of a particular folder.  ListBox1 shows the .doc files, ListBox 2 shows the .wpd files.  My CommandButton1 will open the selected .doc files.  The list of .wpd files should be for display only.
If I use a listbox for the .wpd files, ...

i am trying to make a simple UI using listboxes but this can't seem to
get anywhere. all help is APPRECIATED!!!!
- i have a simple (working) program that queries a db and prints out a
neat word doc based on it. i am currently using inputBox to get the

I'm having a speed issue that I think could be eliminated with a little
more knowledge.
I am creating a template form in Microsoft Word with 28 dollar amounts.
Each dollar amount is split into two text form fields (one for the

I'm printing several documents in one go from within vb.net.  I'm creating a Word Object using Active-X and printing using the following line of code:
objWord.ActiveDocument.PrintOut(Background:=False, Range:=Word.WdPrintOutRange.wdPrintAllDocument, Copies:=1)
This works fine, but ...

hi, I am trying to populate a combo box when the form pops up. My first problem is an error message variable not defined
Private Sub UserForm1_Initialize(
   ComboBox1.AddItem "Urgent"             'ListIndex =
   ComboBox1.AddItem "For Review"         'ListIndex =

I'm having a speed issue that I think could be eliminated with a littl
more knowledge.
I am creating a template form in Microsoft Word. It will be a deposi
ticket with 28 dollar amounts. Each dollar amount is split into tw

In trying to use the datetimepicker, I'm a little confused as to what type
of data it ultimately returns.  I see examples where they initialize it with
a date in quote marks, so that makes it look like it returns a string; but
then, in the documentation there's a sentence like:

If I create more than 1 combo box following the above KB
article, the second box will not work.  
Can some please look at the 2 codes and tell me what I am
doing wrong?

I have a word template that has some text and checkbox form
fields. I am trying to populate the text field with some
text programatically.
My Problem: I want the text to have some new lines. I tried