Can somebody tell me what command I should enter into a vba macro to tell it
to go to the end of the document?
Also, if this question is too simple for this forum, could you tell me which
forum I should have submitted it to?

1.    I want to strip out only the last character of a long string, called
StrList.  The left function doesn't seem to deal with characters.
2.    I want Word to:
       a.    Go to the very bottom of a document.

how can i get the program i have my code need a CD if u know where or how
plesz E-mail

I have a userform with a command button. When this button is selected
it first looks for a drive and folder in an INI file.
I use the System.privateprofilestring method for this. All OK so far.
I then want the File Open dialog box to appear and look at the avove

I email from a userform, but maybe you can adapt the code.
Private Sub cmdEmail_Click()
Dim bStarted As Boolean
Dim oOutlookApp As Outlook.Application

Running a 13 line Word 2003 macro containing 1 for...next loop with 6 lines
in it, even with application.screenupdating=false, takes 44 seconds to run.
Given that the PC I'm running it on has 4 Xeon 2.8 Ghz processors with Hyper
threading turned on and 2Gb Ram; I wouldn't expect ...

Can someone please point me in the correct direction. I am using Word 2003
and have the following code to set the Title property:
   WordObject.ActiveDocument.SaveAs Filename:=rs.Fields(1) & "-" &
rs.Fields(2) & ".doc"

I need to pull demographic data from a table that is in a Word header
and footer to create a file header.  Any ideas?
Thanks
Beckie

I'm trying to disable the close button in the right hand corner.  Is it
possible to grey it out?
Thanks

Recently I've encountered a problem when trying to open Word.doc  
files.  Every time I click on a .doc file in Outlook emails and
in Explore window, I get the following dialog message:  The
system can not file the specified file.  

I exit out of wordobj using below codes. But sometime word doc pops up saying
that word doc I used using this application has been recovered, etc. Do I
need to add 'wordobj = nothing' after the last line to prevent this from
happening?

I would like to find two strings in a paragraph and insert
parentheses "()" between them if there isn't a "(" or ")" already
in between. These two strings are not words but partial words.
Examples:

I have created a letter template using word vba.  Users create their
profiles and these are saved as a txt file, which is then read back in.  The
"names" of the profiles created are also saved to a file called
"profiles.txt".  The combo box that I have (cboProfile) then reads the ...

I tried to use Both of them: the ROUTE method and the SENDMAIL method.
I used this macro:
Sub POSTA()
With ActiveDocument

I tried to use Both of them: the ROUTE method and the SENDMAIL method.
I used this macro:
Sub POSTA()
With ActiveDocument