==Is there a way to send highlighted text from word doc. with a
keystroke (without copy paste)  to a box in another app? ie: from word
to the search box in internet explorer via a keystroke or another
program/trick.

I have a DLL I developed and it is instantiated within AutoClose() in the
normal.dot file.
The initial code saves the document. The next piece of code is:
ActiveDocument.Close SaveChanges:=wdSaveChanges

I read that the OnNew event can be raised through the command prompt to make sure the word document open from a dot template keeps the formatting attached to that template instead of the ones in the normal dot template on the user's computer. IS there any way to programmatically ...

We are working with a word object in a VB.Net and create mail merge through the application. When the user view or preview the document it looks fine but depending on the printer the user sends the file to the printed result differs in formatting and sometimes the printed page is ...

I have a vba application in Word 2003 (running on XP) that
reads text from named form fields as so:
   Selection.GoTo what:=wdGoToBookmark, Name:=CStr(f1name)
   gsContentTr = Selection.Text

i have an open word doc. i want to copy custom doc. property from another doc. to the current one. in vba for word xp, how can i do that?
thanks a lot,
william.
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Just to confirm: when I first declare a boolean var --
DIM myvar AS BOOLEAN
myvar has an initial value of FALSE without my doing anything, right?

On Wd2002 I am trying to record a macro which selects the
word containing the IP (using F8+F8) and changes its font
to give emphasis. The keypresses work perfectly on a dry
run, but those concerned with selecting the font fail to

I need to search for the second occurrence in my document
of whatever the value of the first line happens to be.
I'm unsure how to get With.Selection.Find.Text to use a
value from a string that I've set earlier in the macro.  

I've scoured around a bit and couldn't find a snippet that would allow
me to set a collection of word 2000 docs to Print Layout view
programatically.
ActiveWindow.View.Type = wdPrintView

I have a table set-up in Word for lawyers diary entries.  
There are four columns and the third column has the
description of what they did that day.  For that column, I
want to make a capital letter at the beginning and a

In Word XP, I have a little macro:
Sub FullFilename()
Dim currname As String
currname = ActiveDocument.FullName

If I create a new document based on a template with toolbars, and then
execute the following line of code, my toolbars disappear:
Application.CustomizationContext = Application.CustomizationContext
I've tried this with Word 97-2003.  I simply opened a document, added

I need automatically insert current date into specific Word docs(not for
all)  with the following format: 'ww, dd-mm-yyyy', where 'ww' is current
week from the beginning of year(now is 30). MS Word 2000 have no such date
format  in Insert > Date and Time >Available Formats.

I need automatically insert current date into specific Word docs(not for
all)  with the following format: 'ww, dd-mm-yyyy', where 'ww' is current
week from the beginning of year(now is 30). MS Word 2000 have no such date
format  in Insert > Date and Time >Available Formats.