Is there a way to find multiple styles int eh same find statement?
What I need is to find every instance of a header using style x or
style y, and copy them to another document, but I need them to be in
the same order as they are int he original document.

I have a custom template with a macro. I have the correct
certificate installed for digital signing of the macro. If
I set my macro security level to high and when I open my
template, I get a prompt for the signing, which is all

I am taking raw output and formatting it to match our
proposals.  I have it configured to add the borders,
graphic, headers, footers etc. via record macros.
I do not have issues with program flow, I am able to test

Heres and interesting problem:
I have a VB.NET program that creates reports via. Word Automation.  This all
works fine.  What I want to do as part of this report generation process is
to embed a graph/chart within the report, once again from VB.NET.  I have

Is it possible to write a macro that would only show
specific styles in the taskpane and not allow manual
formatting? Apparently, this function has been added to
Word 2003, but my office runs on Word 2002. I've written a

I have written a macro that creates a new document and adds a template from
a remote server using the following:
Documents.Add Template:="ftp://1.2.3.4/Public/WebPages/test template.dot"
This works perfectly on Word XP (on Windows XP) but not Word 2000 (on

This line of code is in a VB6 app that opens Word and creates a new
document based on one of 350 templates.  This line of code is making
Word change the Saved property of the template from true to false.
When the user saves the document, Word also changes the date of the

I am trying to validate user input into a UserForm field.  The user has to
enter 8 digits however the number could be in the format of "00930123" with
leading zeros.  I would prefer that they have to enter the zeros rather than
the input mask adding them.

Is it possible to run a macro automatically when the document opens (eg like
in Access where a macro called AutoExec would run automatically when the
application is opened)
Thanks

I'm using late binding and hence i cann't use the
term 'wdFieldEmpty', while creating a field. What is the
numeric equivalent to this?
And where can I find the numeric equivalents to other

How can I update fields/bookmark in footnotes with VBA.
ActiveDocument.Fields.Update  doesn't work
How knows the answer for this problem?
gr.

From within MS Access, I have written a module to do task in different
documents.  When the tasks are done I would like to completely close word.  I
am using the following code:
      oApp.ActiveDocument.Save

i can load a html page into word and save as a .doc noproblem, and for
my pages all the layout works fine.. however i have a number of pages
all linking to each other (on my local disk), and i can only load one
page, and the links point to the original pages (thus when clicked

I have an elaborate VBScript which
builds a report in Word 2000 running on an NT Server with Citrix.
If the VBScript is started without Word being open,
then the VBScript invokes Word but the script runs very slowly.