Using Word 2003 what code would I need to give me the activedocument name?
TIA
Tom

myArray = Array("A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", _
              "H", "I", "J", "K", "L", "M", "N", "O", _
              "P", "Q", "R", "S", "T", "U", "V", "W", _
              "X", "Y", "Z")

Could anyone who uses the Locals window to track their variables please let
me know how to keep the lines in the window (each starting with the + sign)
from collapsing and hiding my variables everytime VBA jumps to a different
part of my code? I'm guessing it happens because I ...

I'm moving text from several old poorly formatted documents into newly
formatted documents, by searching for certain "text markers", copy the data
and pasting into the new document.  I'm doing this with ranges.  All this is
working perfect.

I've written add-ins for Outlook and Visio without too much trouble but
 Word is driving me insane. Does anyone have a simple example of adding
a commandbar with a button that correctly installs itself, sinks the
button event (and remembers between application starts) and ...

Some advice on the following would be appreciated:
Using Office 2003, we are using vba to automate, from Access, a table to
mail merge to a word master document which contains the merge fields within
its header. We have this working OK.

I'd like to add the date to a file name whenever I save it.
I know how to add a macro to the Save command.
But I don't know to extract the date, save it in the format (05-03-01) -  
that's Yr-Mon-Day (for sorting purposes).

   I need to copy a block of formatted text from one document to another.
   Immediately after the paste, I need to adjust the selection depending
upon certain conditions.
   So I need the selection to come into the new document 'highlighted' (and

I would like to protect some of my code so people can't
view it.
Normally you could protect the document and protect the
VBE. However some people have code breakers and that

Hi I am new to programming in excel and word but have programmed in other
languages and am totally stuck with word programming.  What I am trying to do
via a macro created in word is read through an excel spreadsheet and import
data into a document which I have set up bookmarks ...

I try to print out a word document from within access vba so that it it
printed in the background when I set word document to visible:=False
this is the function where the error occurs:
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Is there a way to extend the number of characters Word uses to title a
routing slip?  The files I'm routing have filenames longer than 20
characters.  The routed files are automatically titled with a maximum length
of 8 characters.

When opening a new document from a template(dot) file, I'd like VBA
script in the new document to get the path of the template file the new
doc is based on. Any suggestions how?
The template is _not_ located in the standard templates directory.

i am selecting a word from the text using code like this
Do While rTmp.Next.Font.UnderlineColor = lClr
           rTmp.End = rTmp.End + 1
           If rTmp.End = ActiveDocument.Range.End Then

Hello from Steved
In a Macro can I use the  ("selection.words(1).select")
to find a word in the first paragrah
as an example