What is the best way to find a style in use within all
footers of a document, AND TO BE NOTIFIED?
In other words, cycle through all pages of a document and
look in the footer to see if a particular style exists. If

Is there a way that code can detect when a word document has been
edited/saved?
Can that document execute an sql statement to update an access table, for
instance an SOP revision table?

We've dealt with Microsoft on this one to no avail, so now
I'm going to punt:
WD2002: Compare and Merge Documents Feature Shows
Inaccurate Changes

The drop-down form field in Word, allows for only 25 item
to be saved.
Is there a way to modify this property ?  or to re-create
the same type of drop-down field that allows more than 25

I have a Word doc with a custom macro button on a toolbar that queries a
user through a series of input boxes to caption some photos.
After the photos are captioned, I go back to the captions, via VBA, copy the
captions and insert a field code to build a TOC.

I have a document that keeps giving me the
error "margins... are outside the printable area."  When I
choose fix it puts a margin of 2.67'', which I don't
want.  The document consists of text inserted into

I want to add a picture to a document that floats and then I'll figure out a
way to place it correctly.  I think I need to use Options.PictureWrapType =
wdWrapMergeFront but can't seem to figure out where in my code to place it
so it has the desired affect.  This is extremely simple ...

I have a small problem with some text boxes on my Word 2000 form. I need to
limit the lines available in the text box so that the user can only type in
the box shown. I also need use of Tab and enter (for their normal
functions).

Greetings--
I'm relatively new at this VBA thing, but have recently had some
moderate success writing a program to do some things within a Word file.
Now, I would like to figure out how to get information that is indexed

I'm trying to write a macro which allows me to select the first letter
of numbered list like:
d) xxxxxxxxxx
e) xxxxxxxxxxxx

I'm a complete novice at word programming
- normally I'd take the time to work this out for myself, but I need to get
something going really quickly.
Is there an easy way to start word with some text within the opened document

I have developed a very useful template with a userform (and I have go
some very useful tips from this forum). The data is entered in th
userform and then is inserted into the document in specific bookmarks.
Like all good things, the users want more options, which will make th

have a large document which doesn't require to be filled out completely for
each project so what I would like is the ability via a userform with check
boxes is the checkboxes would control the insertion of the text. the text
would need to be able to be inserted or removed via the ...

I have office 2003, found the form field "autotextlist"
Have made new styles, autotext, etc.  went to field to set
up autotextlist,  works fantastic.... EXCEPT I also have
drop downs, text fields, check boxes, etc, and when I lock

I've been trying to send an email to Malcolm Smith at his Dragon Drop
address and it keeps getting bounced. If anyone has an updated address, I
would appreciate getting it at delete.kenyonck.remove@nospam.execpc.com.
(after purging the delete, remove, and nospam markings).