I use find with selection object and it works when I do in a document with
tables. (replace does not work. So I use typetext to replace). But it does
not work when I do with text boxes. I am using vb6 in visual studio 6 and
word 2000.

I want to add text to the BuildInDocumentProperties("Comments") is that
possible?
I can read the comment by
dim Text as string

How do I from a VBA (.DOT) launch and run a second .DOT where it runs the
entire VBA from the Declaratiions at the top...  
Have been able to run a Sub in another VBA but thats all it runs...with
processing the Declarations etc.

I am attempting to make a change to Word to make it a better XML editor and I
haven't been able to find the information that I need. Currently when a
schema is provided to word it pays no attention to the minimum and maximum
number of occurences for any element. What I would like ...

I have written a "Help" file for my application.  I got almost everything to
work. When the Word document opens in PrintPreview it displays the NUMBER of
pages that were last viewed by the user.  I would like it to force it to
display just the ONE page that is relevent to the ...

If I have a word document which uses a font size of 11. The content of the
document needs to be edited by others in the company.
Is there something I can do so that they cannot change the font to a
different size?

I have the following requirement.
1. User chooses to download the contents captured in our system as a word
document.  I have written an XSLT that converts the system
data [in XML format] into WordML.  To identify the contents of this

Does anybody know which way I can hide (a) toolbar(s) from the normal.dot
when I open a document based on another template (which also has it's own
toolbar). When I activate a document based on normal.dot, I want to see that
toolbar again.

I´m using Office 2003
I have a lot of linked Excel-graphs (60) in my Word document. I want to
change the source-file by code.
I think I can use the properties ProgID and Linkformat to do this.

Is there a single, one line command that puts all the Search parameters
back to their default state?  After doing a search, I always run things
like this:
 With Selection.Find

Am self taught in VBA so please be patient with me!!
I have a code that prompts the user to insert fields into a new word doc
created from a template.  The code I used is:
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Is there an easy way to delete all comments fro ma document via a macro?

I have some text in a variant variable created with...
Dim MyVariable as variant
MyVariable = "some text"
How do I copy that to the clipboard?

When I run the code below the date format still comes out as mm/dd/yy
instead of the specified mmmm d, yyyy format. Why is that? Is there some kind
of rule against formatting when using the Date() or Now() functions? Is there
a work around to it. I can't just set the actual field ...

I have a form in word with a drop down list and a number of options (taken
from the forms toolbar). I would
like people to be able to select an option or type their own option over the
top. At the moment they select other and then type into another text box. I