I read Doug Robbins article
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Userforms/CreateAUserForm.htm
Decided to try creating the document which I called UserForm Practice.doc
(not a template).

Word 2003 and Outlook used to email-merge. I need to make sure that there are
no attachments to the emails. There seems to be some type of default
attachments now. Also, I change the default email account prior to running
the merge, but the old default is being used.

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Word 2003 SP1
Win XP Pro SP1
I am trying to find out which key in the registry should be amended to set

Re macro to find style "Main Body Text Char *" and replaced it with
"Main Body Text"
I have older files that need to be edited and sent off. They have the
old Char Char problem. The style I'm concerned with is a created

I have tried Andrew Savikas' macro as shown at:
http://hacks.oreilly.com/pub/h/2597
I have tried and retried it, but, on my PC (XP and Word XP (latest
patches) ) Word stops responding when I use it. I've had a bit of a look at

How (there must be a way) can I deliberately switch between the main story
and the footnotes story.  I am creating an index using a Table of
Authorities.  The lawyer does not want the page numbers, but rather the
paragraph outline levels.  It seems odd, but there you are.  I (1) ...

I've created a word-file with a few textfields from the Toolbox controls.
Does anyone know how to get the value of these fields using VBA ?
ThisDocument.form("txtName").Result
... does not work

1. Is there a function, or a formatting string for the DATE
function, that will give the number of the current day counting from
the beginning of the year?  For example, Mar 24, 2005 is day 83 (31
days in January + 28 in February + 24).

I am trying to combine some code that Jay Freedman and Doug Robbins have
posted with the object of renaming a batch of files.  The renamed files
should be named with the first couple of words in the test.
The files are all located in C:\Text an named 1.doc, 2.doc, 3.doc etc.

Using Word 2003.  Have one field set up as a drop down with 3 numeric values.
Have given it a bookmark name and checked the 'calculate on exit' option.  
Have another text field set with a number format.
I want to be able to select an option from the drop down and then populate

I've written a little VB 6.0 app that creates a Word 2000 application object
to open any selected Word document.
I want to search for a particular Bookmark and then insert text into it.  
I have been able to locate the bookmarks, but since the document is

I need to format several docs every day. They're programs written in Notepad
and any line that starts off with <! is a comment. My job is to copy the
text from Notepad and change all comment lines to be white text with a black
background. Is there some way for Word to do this ...

Word 2000 - protected form using checkboxes in a table format
Yes and No checkboxes are in their own cell
Would like to set the NO checkbox to turn cell red if selected.
This is the macro and the first Selection line keeps highlighting yellow and

I created a macro tool bar for all documents in Word 2002 (Office XP). When
the visble bar is full, you get a drop down list. What I would like to
accomplish is to keep all those macros on that toolbar, including that drop
down list, in alphabetical order. I noticed that when I ...

strDnr = "2828;1212;11;22;33;"
strDnr = Replace(strDnr, ";", vbCrLf)
ActiveDocument.Variables("bDnr") = strDnr & " "
Then from the document I use the field {DocVariable "bDnr"} to display the