Is there a way to set the view mode for the header/footer
of a template using VBA?
THANKS

How can I clear every entered (all) values in a userform fast and easy?

I am a programmer of VB. But i am unable to find how to use VB in WORD for
programming. Did any one find a book on VBA on Word

"How to cure Word's List Numbering with a dose of VBA"
(by Dave Rado??) does not appear to be available at the
MVPS site.
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Numbering/CureListNumbering.htm

How do I approve the changes of all the fields
(docvariable fields, mergefields) which are on the first
section/page of a template?
Here is what I have right now, but I have tried SEVERAL

I have a customised toolbar containing macros which I use to edit several
templates. I loaded the template containing the toolbar as an add-in so that
I can use it on the other templates.
My problem is that every time I quit and return to Word I have to go into

I am using a user form to gather information about a document such as Book
Name, Chapter No, Revision No, Change No etc.
At present I am using custom document properties to save this information
and then referencing this information by using fields. This information is

I happened to click on field codes one day and now they won't stop coming up
when I open a new doc. I guess the default changed??
I can change to the result of the field code with shift F9 but I don't want
them to appear-I just want results!!!!!!

I scanned a document and did OCR on it. The accuracy was excellent, but
every paragraph is inside a frame. I can remove the frames manually but it
will take forever.
Is there a way (using the Range.Frames. property someone posted here

Any way to use the Goto function and the Extend feature?  (So that you can
goto Something, then extend (shift) goto SomethingElse (i.e., page 8) and
delete?)
TIA

I browsed through the forum and didn't see my particular
question answered, so I hope I'm not duplicating an
earlier entry.
I have a form that contains a table.  If a user clicks on

I would like to use a counter in my VBA code.
Dim counter as Integer
counter = counter + 1
However, the counter ALWAYs seems to be equal to one.  

I have two applications that use a multi-page control
for their main interface.  Some of the tabs are common
between the two applications, and I'd like to be able
to edit these tabs once, yet have the changes apply to

I'm a newbee, so please bear with me...
-*- Office 2002, Windows XP -*-
I have a long document typed into word with this structure;
Q"tabchar"Sentence goes here. If this sentence is longer than 60

Following attemt fails - how to do it?
Dim dbs As Database, tdf As TableDef, idx As DAO.Index
Set dbs = OpenDatabase("DataBaseName")
Set tdf = dbs.TableDefs("TableName")