In a document I need to disable some toolbars(I 've done this). Also I need
to disable their associated Shortcut Keys. I don't know the way to do it.
The toolbars are disabled, but I can execute code of some commandbuttons
through SortKeys (like Save, Open,Find, etc...).

I do have a small question that I would like to ask.
When insering the sentence I would like to be abble to choose betwee
some different words in a drop down. Do you know how I can make
dropdown in the macro on just one word and add 3 or 4 extra possibl

I wonder if you could help?
We're got 5 users on networked PCs printing to a
networked LJ 4100 with 6 trays (inc. Manual Feed tray
(1)).

Because Spellcheck does not work in locked forms I
downloaded your work-around Option Explicit to overcome the
problem.  It worked well.
We recently upgraded to Office XP Professional. Here is the

I'm not sure if this is the correct NG, so if I'm in the wrong place, please
drop-kick me over to the right one.  I keep getting the Clipboard task pane
showing up on the right side of my Word XP screen. This is not the little
floating Clipboard Paste Options toolbar, but a full ...

What is the code to save a path to a string using a
browsing dialog box.
I know how to use the open dialog box but I don't want to
open/run anything, just save the directory path as a

i have created a web from with a submit button to a valid
email address. when i fill out the form and press
the "submit button" a email popup screen opens, but it
does not pull any of the information from the form? what

I have a Word document with a lot of form fields.
From a macro triggered by a keystroke, I would like to know the name of the
form field having the focus.
Thanks.

I'm running Word97 and I'm trying write code to add a new
paragraph. Some attempts will put the cursor in the first
place of the next paragraph which is not a NEW paragraph.
Other attempts would just move down one line and split the

I am not able to use the Common Dialog control because the way my users are set up the control is not "licensed" (even though it is we used  http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=312594  with no luck).
The BEST solution is to use the comdlg32.dll rather than the comdlg32.ocx. However ...

I thought I understood file attributes, but I'm perplexed. After creating a
custom template for MS Word, I attached it to email for my end user. She
installed it and opened it under Word, and completed the document. When
attempting to Quit, she was not only prompted to save the ...

Using a custom template I've devised in Word2003 (WinXP OS), I set page
numbering with the following code:
       Selection.ParagraphFormat.Alignment = wdAlignParagraphCenter
       Selection.TypeText Text:="Page No. "

I can add an AutoTextEntries from an Userform but it only seems to apply to
the ActiveDocument.  Does anyone know if you can actually USE
AutoTextEntries IN the Userform?
For example, I can create an AutoText entry for the ActiveDocument with the

This is driving me slowly insane. I'm using autonew to show my userform when a new document is created from the template. So..
sub autonew()
frmFish4.show
end sub

A textfile (c:\amicus.txt) is generated by a 3rd party application
(Amicus Attorney) which contains the variables needed to be inserted
into fields of a specific *.DOT files.  c:\amicus.txt would be
something like this (there are actually way more variables than