You were all kind enough to help me with a macro a few
weeks ago.  Now I've had my team come back and ask me if
there is a way I can have the cursor land in a particular
cell.  The tables are very simple and two columns.  Right

I have a template that I've created for my team.  We have
sections of the document added by a series of macros
which insert autotext entries containing preformated
text/tables.  If I add sections, the numbering in the new

I can see how to make a form stay on top in VB, but not in Word VBA (Word
2002).
The call might be:
   Call SetWinPos(SortForm.hwnd, True)

I have a theoretical question on this subject but I'm naff at maths so don't
laugh.
From a book, I can see that the lower and upper limits of a single data type
is

The following code in a Visual Basic Net book
Dim I As Integer , X As Integer
For I = 1 to 3
   For X = 1 to 3

I would like to know if it is possible to search for more than 1 text using
find. I mean something like, Selection.find.execute findtext:="A" or "B" and
so on...
I know I could use an array to do the search for each findtext string, but

I've built a macro that replaces pairs of strings (see below), but it does
not replace strings of text that are in text boxes.
Does anybody have an idea what is the problem?
Thanks a lot! JS

Sometime back I created a Word macro that called up a custom dialog box with
several directory choices. When the user clicked on one of these, it opened
the built-in File Open dialog so the user could click on a file in the
specified directory. The macro worked fine in Office 2000, ...

I am trying to insert preformatted frames in a document.  
First just recorded a macro of inserting a frame, but then
I was unable to record the steps for selectiong and
altering the size and fill color.

I have a brilliant question. Is it possible to distuinguish between proper
nouns and  regular words using the Word Dictionary in VBA?
I mean, I am looking for a function that will give me a result like this:
IsItName("John")=True

i need to put a button in a form that brings up a sound recorder object
allowing the user to record a short voice note instead of typing.
i need it to be really simple since the users are really technically
challenged!

I'm trying to develop a little application with which I can e-mail a Word
document in Russian. Unfortunately, the code below results in a message that
the Word is unable to read the document and that it may be corrupt. However,
I can open the template by hand without any problems. ...

I've got a user form with a bookmark field called fullname.  Later in the
document, I want to auto-display  only the first name from the fullname
field (the contents form position 1 of fullname to the first space -the
space that separates the first and last names).