I would like to show elapsed time through a label caption
(lbltime) on a user form and have it run like a game clock
at a sporting event.  Button1 on Userform1 calls StartTime.
Below is code modified from Steve Garman's post in the

I have a Word docuent with the following paragraphs:
   a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
   a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
   b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b

Is it not possible to make it so that a dialog box of list of
installed printers on the workstation pops up and you can choose which
printer to direct the print job to?
Right now, the ActivePrinter statement is hardcoded to a specific

Hi, All. I'm using Word 2000 to write proposals with pictures, graphs, and
figures in them. I'd like to find the best way to insert a caption that is
grouped with the figure or graphic. Over the years, I've experimented with
all of Word's tools for figures & captions ("insert ...

I created a form with checkboxes and text boxes.  I dont want any user to
change any of the text.  Just to be able to type as needed into the text
boxes and select checkboxes.  When I protect the sheet and try to click a
checkbox to test, it automatically sends me to one of the text ...

This excellent link to http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/InterDev/SendMail.ht
assumes it's the active document I want to send
What if I want to define a path to a closed  document and send that one as an attachment instead
I have a routine that always saves to a specific document name in My ...

Hi I'm trying to insert some text from an access database into an enclosed
bookmark ( got lots already that insert in placeholders)
   Set m_objWord = New Word.Application
   Set m_objDoc = m_objWord.Documents.Add(m_strDIR & Choose_template)

Since WD97 I've used the subroutine below to capture the user's symbol
choice from the InsertSymbol dialog:
Private Sub SymbolDlgBox()
   Set dlg = Dialogs(wdDialogInsertSymbol)

I'm trying to print different sections of a document to different printers,
and am trying to use the following logic, which I thought would work, but,
alas, I am wrong.
ActivePrinter = "PRINTER1"

OK.  I was finally able to get my documents to print to different logical
printers by using the following code:
Options.PrintBackground = False
' Print the appropriate number of copies for each section of the document.

I have templates which are saved in a Information System
(Document management) and when new users enter a
particular number in the Info System, a .doc version of
the template is produced.  The userform and everything

Any help would be great for the following please:
I have an excel spreadsheet which contains employee records - I want
to be able to view and print individual records but only the fields
that are populated for example:

I'm using MS Word to automate creating a PowerPoint presentation from a Web
link which does so quite neatly.  When the user clicks on the Web link, I
instantiate Word by using a new ActiveX object (Word.Application) to open a
read-only version of a Word document.  Once the document ...

Good Afternoon Everyone,
I am using a drop down form field for my form users to
choose listed items.
Is there a method I can use to offer the user the

I am trying to attach the current document to a new email for a particular client(always 1 email address only) using
ActiveDocument.SendMai
the file is successfuly getting attached to the new mail, but i am not able to set the address and subject line through my macro
how can i do ...