I can't ever get ScreenUpdating to switch off
to hide the screen when I go in and out of my headers
and footers.
Is ScreenUpdating able to hide the screen when you switch

HI with some help from the lidt I got following code and it is no
almost working now. There two small things I would like to do :-)
This is the code that reads the text file and sends it to m
textboxes:

I have an app where I keep some meta-data about a document in a db rather
than with in the doc (there are reasons).  Obviously, when someone send a
copy for review, that meta-data becomes separated.  WHat I'd like to be able
to do is allow the reviewer to have acces to the same ...

1. I am running an application that will generate a document in Word as the
final output, based on the data entered on th GUI, thru the XMLtoWord
capabilities.
2. At every instance, a Name of the purchaser and Date ordered is being saved.

Because some code was running very slow in VBA, I put it
in a Word Macro and it works very fast. To invoke this
Macro, I am still making a call from VBA side.
This works fine, but I have two issues:

Hello again,
Would it be possible or practical to force a user to spell check a document
say, on the closing of that document? I have the option to check spelling
always turned on, but this doesn't always register with some people. I want

The form (which is normally printed as a hard copy in addition to bein
online) has many textboxes and checkboxes that work nicely. A use
fills in the form with the appropriate information (the form is used t
take orders for different machine parts). I now need a packing slip (sa

I would like to generate vba-code by VB, store them as a MODUL.BAS and
import thisMODUL.BAS in a document. Can I do this automaticly by my
VB-application? With the application.OrganizerCopy medthod it is not
possible because the source must be in an do*.

I have a template with a macro that saves a file on a network share that has
permissions for certain users. When the document is opened, a userform
displays prompting for information that will determine which folder on this
share, to save the document to.

There seems to be a bug concerning the Document Map. If
there is no normal format carriage return a line before a
Heading, Document Map does not show the Heading Number. If
there is a carriage return above a Heading, it does.

I posted a more complex question several hours ago to another ugroup,
getting no response, but here's the simpler question:
In coding a Find, how can I indicate "Search for All" (as in the combobox:
Up, Down, All on ^F) with code?

    In the olden days (like last week), I had no problem 'reading' a VBA
project composed on in WordXP on a Word97 computer. I could edit it and save
it, with no problems. Now, while the project runs okay in both 97 and XP, I am
getting an error message when I try to read the ...

I have a folder that contains about three thousand word 2000 documents.  I
would like to generate a list of all the fonts used in the documents together
with a count of how many documents contain the font. I have searched in vba
and in word newsgroups but I have not found a way ...

I'm programming with word 2000. I need to save a copy of the current doc
to a remote disk over VPN when the user clicks a custom toolbar button.
I've used ActiveDocument.SaveAs "\\remotepc\diskaddress\" and while it
does work it sort of ties up word for the duration. Is there a ...