I wrote some code to let me select multiple files, then organize them
in
the order I want using listboxes and finally inserting.
For the common dialog stuff I used the code kindly

Windows XP
Office XP
I am trying to make a button for a macro on my toolbar. Here is my problem.
When I record the macro, I am using the "paste special" command and choosing

Anyone have an idea why this doesn't work?
In my "Document_Open" routine, if the document name format is
a certain pattern, e.g. "1499011_1292004.doc", then I want to
run certain routines on it:

Could someone please tell me why the following code works (i.e. goes through
the various Stories) ...
For Each aStory In ActiveDocument.StoryRanges
       Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdStory, Extend:=wdMove

Thanks Helmut Weber for helping me with another part of this project, in a
previous post.
Just need help with the following part...
Needing to copy several sections of text from several hundred documents into

I run a macro, then I make some changes in the document, then I run a
second macro.  I need a method by which the second macro will not run
unless the first macro has been run.  I suppose this could be done with
a Public Function that uses a Boolean.  In other words, the first macro

I have written some vba and put it into normal.dot.  When
a user wants to send a file to another internal user, they
press a tool bar icon and it creates an email message and
inserts the fullname and path for that word doc.  

the exact error is:
error 91: object variable or with block variable not set
I get this error when I close out of word 2003. There was a version of
office XP and office 2003 installed.  The error seemed to have started after

Is it possible to find out on which page a bookmark, range or heading exists
- programatically? I'm trying to create a very simple TOC in an autogenerated
document.
Also, is it best to use VBA for this or is there a simpler solution?

I am trying to write a VB6 application which will open a text file, pull out text strings and search of them in a Word document.  If the text string is found, it adds a comment with some appropriate text.  
I am having major problems trying to get a comment added into the Word ...

I have a workbook that contains 12 sheets named after the months. The
code below is attached to a command button on a form and opens the
worksheet named after the current month (eg, January, if I used the
form today). How can I adapt the code that the button actually looks

What is the advantage of Select Case over If Then ElseIf Else?
I have a variable that can be 1 of 14 preset values or a text value.  I can
to this with Select Case or If Then Else If Else construction as follows.
Which is better or is either better.  Thanks.

when a new document is opened and the userform is opened I'm getting an
error
how can I check to see the document has been saved as before allowing the
user to continue opening the userform

how can I modify an Index field to display a paragraph number reference
instead of the standard page number in Word?

Word 2000
I have the following code for getting text off the clipboard (Variables
dim'd at the module level).
   Private Sub ReadFromClipboard()