Hello~!
I'm running Word 2002 and I have a macro that closes a document.
Basically, all it does is it removes the last half of a document, create
new headers, changes some titles, and then adds a few checkboxes.

I have many inline shapes in my word document and I am trying to cut them
and paste them into a new document and name the new document with the
caption text. Please help!
Thanks-Nick

Numerous page form-same name appears several places on different pages.  Is
there a way to have specific form fields autofill the name needed?

Here at the office we have several thousands of documents
that are based on templates with userforms for
userfriendly input. Users can change the metadata of there
letters, reports and proposals through these user forms.

How can I script a document to pull contact information from my Outlook
Contact List?
grep

I'm new to dev. I have a Document with a combobox on it and I added this code
to the vba. I can't figure how to run the form...da... I'm sure it's easy but
please help me get started...
thanks in advance,

I try to include a file containing html markup (not valid html though).
When I do this with
'Selection.InsertFile FileName:=(BESTAND), Range:="",
ConfirmConversions:=False, Link:=False, Attachment:=False

I need to check if a user's machine has a reference to Excel before
executing a macro in Word. This is the following code:
If VBE.ActiveVBProject.References("Excel").IsBroken Then
If Excel is referenced, there are no complaints. If I uncheck it from

could someone please tell me where on the system I can find the file
which is keeping the information about a personalized toolbar? (like
C:\Windows\username8.xlb for the Excel toolbar).
Using Office 97, Win98

I have a long Word document (around 400 pages) and I would like to b
able to do the following task: browse the document by page and if th
page has a footnote, then I do not add a header to it - otherwise,
custom header is added.

First, this is not a textbox from the forms tools bar.  This is a tex
box from the Control toolbox which requires basic VBA coding.
How to I write a code that automatically formats the toolbox for mm d
yyyy...I can't get it.

Hi guys, I am sorry for the cross-post but I am experiencing a problem
that I just cant seem to sort out and I am beginning to think that for
something as simple as this - there may be no solution.
CURRENT SITUATION:

I have styled my chapter head as "Chapter Title" and would like to display
the chapter head content using the msgbox. how to do this?
Thanks in advance,
Raj

Word 2000
I have the following subroutine.  A couple of the variables in the Write
command are set in another routine that calls this one.  Those variables
are declared at the module level.

I have a situation where I add a text box in code and
position it on the page.
This code works perfectly as it stands:
ActiveDocument.Shapes.AddTextbox(msoTextOrientationHorizontal,