I am having trouble finding the controls that determine whether an active x
control in a word document opens up in design mode or not.  On the template
that I created it opens as it is supposed to on my computer and some other
users computers - however, one some of the other ...

I frequently strip leading/trailing spaces from text using:
Ctrl+A
Align Center
Align Left

I have code that I need to run in both Word 9.0 and in Word 10.0 (2k and
XP).  I have written the following, to accomodate both, but get an error
("") in Word 9.0.  What's the work-around?  I obviously have no Word 10.0
Object Library in References in the PC's with Word 9.0...

I have a question about refining a Find and Replace Loop.
I am working on a VBA word indexer where I need to 1) find the word 2)
First Cap and bold the word 3) Index the word.
Simple example:

I have the following code which types "ABCD..." in each font type that you
have on your PC.  I want to also add each font name to the generated document
next to each the corresponding line of text in that font, e.g.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 123456789 ...

How can I add a button to a document that causes several microsoft word
documents to print when the button is clicked? Is this even possible?

I have a need to write a VB program, which will use OLE-Automation to
automatically open and print a series of MS Word documents (Word 97 right
now, but soon Word 2003 as well).  It seems for some of these documents, the
original authors included fill-in fields, in the document ...

I recorded this code. Need to protect different sections in the document.
But when I run this code nothing heppens. Something is missing... Thanks for
any help,
ActiveDocument.Sections(1).ProtectedForForms = False

Running Word 2003 SP1, macro that changes the activeprinter. If I change the
default printer or run another macro that switches the printer, get following
error:
error signature

We are using word 2k3 and would like to find an efficient way of Scanning in
other users forms to be used in word.
We have huge volumes of forms that are supplied by other companies but are
only a small company so we wish to quickly scan in the forms to use them.

I have created a checklist and I would like for the user to be able to click
on the appropriate box and get an automatic check mark or "x" in the box or
circle.  Is there a formatting technique I should use to get this done.

I'm using an MS Access VB script to create a document from a merge template
and to jump to a specific section to build a table of contents.
When I run the code the first time in an Access session, it works just fine.
But if I run the code a second time, my range selections ...

When running two word documents,  word shuts down immediately. Any
suggestions on how to correct this?

Hi! I am trying to programmatically create a text box with certain colors and
fill effects and properties.
So far, for everything I had to create I recorded a Macro and then saw what
I had to do by looking at the generated code.

Hello from Steved
I have 1 paragraph it has over 8500 lines
I would like the macro below to use 800 of the 8500 lines.
Each line I want the macro to do is unique in that