Word 2000
I have a document that is used as a boiler plate for text.  Throughout the
course of a shift we will paste blocks of data into the document.  At the
end of the shift we process the data using a set a macros that I've written.

Word 2000
I have a set a macros that do a lot of text selections in the document.
When the macros run, all the activity in the document makes the screen
flash.  I've been working with Application.ScreenUpdating, and that works

When using a template, word automatically creates a
document with the name "document1". Is there a way to set
the name for the new document perhaps using autonew? I
want the document created based on the template to always

I have a ton of word 2000 documents that i would like to modify so that I can put them into my FlexWiki web site.  What that entails is modifying all of my headers from Heading1, Heading2 etc...to something that wiki can understand like
   Heading1  would be
   Heading2  would ...

I have a form containing form fields.  The last field
contains a macro on exit that will unlock the document and
spell check it.  When spell check is completed the user
can then select the information and copy and paste it to

I have a form field declared as a number (##0.00  max char 7).
It is a calculated field (GST).   Since it is smaller in size,   the
field shows as left justified and therefore does not line up with
the amount above it.   Is there a way of aligning it (right justify)?

I am writing a macro that shall copy files from one source structure to a target structure. Before the files are copied I want to delete all files and folders in the target structure.
I use the Kill command to delete the files in a folder and then I use the RmDir command to delete ...

In a macro, I used Ctrl+Find to locate the word "East" in an addr line
and change it to "E". While this works fine, it also changes
"Eastwood" to "Ewood". I tried using MatchWholeWord=True but it didn't
help.

Should this automatically run, or do I have to put in a
command?  I have created a macro named "FileSaveDefault"
set to run only on docs based off a certain template.  It
didn't seem to work.  I am trying to set the default

In Excel I used the following to get the user to browse for a filename (full path)
stfilename = Application.GetOpenFilename _
   ("Excel Files (*.xls),", 2, "Select File to Paste Path", , False)
In word is there a way to do the same thing?  That is get the user to browse for a file ...

Hi Friends,
I am working on an application in VB6.0 which creates Word document on the fly.
I have added a ComboBox control to the page, but I am not able to add the individual ListItems to this Combo Box.
I am not getting any run time errors, but when I open the created document it ...

The following VBA macro, which I have used since 1999
without problems, suddenly no longer works.  There have
been no changes to my system, network, or printers that
would change its operation.  The macro saves the

Can anyone tell me how I can get the client coordinates in a word application for given screen coordinates using VB programming
Jayashri

I am trying to write a macro that replaces automatically
old styles with new ones with different names.  My problem
is that if one of the old styles the macro looks for does
not exist in the document, it gives an error message and

I've just started working with ranges, so please bear with me.  I use
Find.Execute to find a text string in a report.  If it meets several
criteria (including in a table), I set endRange = Selection.End.  Then I
move up to encompass the table caption, and set wkRange from the start ...