I tried to save some info onto a disc and an error message came up saying
data error cyclic redundancy check. Now i can't retreive my files from the
disc. It says disc not fromatted. Anyone know how I can retreive my files?

Not sure if this is possible but I have a protected Word form where I need
the following to happen:
I have a checkbox where if it is unchecked then TextBox1 should be "N/A".  
However

I am using WORD 2000 and I have a general question about Userforms and
Properties.
Userform-1 displays a custom dialog, Userform-2.  Userform-1 has to know
which command button(s)  were pressed in Userform-2.

In the [prompt] argument of MsgBox, how do I start text on a new line?  
Thanks.

I need to set up a document (Form). This form has underlined areas for
specific information. I need the underlined areas to stay, and not to extend
the entire line. Is there a way to set up this document for overwriting the
underlined areas?

I have a few menu and toolbar commands which are macros intended to be used
in tables only. In order that users won't complain that the macro doesn't
work when they click on it outside of a table, can I have such commands
greyed out in both the menus and a custom toolbar?

I'm in no way a programmer but I have a programming type query.
Is it possible to force Word to open the Document Properties box either on
saving the said document or closing the document using macros or vba or
something?

Here's our problem. We create a class which initializes a member-wide
reference to a new commandbar:
set m_objCommandBar = CommandBars.Add("MyToolBar")
If we set m_objCommandBar.Visible=True immediately after this line of code,

I think the subject says it all.  For some reason I can't find it in
any references online.
Thanks

 I have worked on an excel project recently with a lot of help form
this board. The goal was to assort couple of tables from one sheet to
another to make things easier for comparison. Now I have a new task. I
need to generate couple of ms-word documents from this excel sheet. The

Supposing I'm in Section X in a Word document, how could I write in
VBA, please, the command which says "Go to Section X+1 (i.e. next
section)?
Regards

Whenever I start up Word, I only see the Blue bar at the top of the window
and the blank Word document.  There are NO TOOLBARS shown (at the top,
bottom, or on the sides of the window).  How do I get the toolbars back?

I am wondering if it is possible to have a user form run when a document is
updated only (not on initial creation) and have the information (that the
user enters) create a new row in a table (each time it is updated)?  Make
Sense?

I would like to create a form with the the first few fields to be a mandatory
completion before going on to the next.

I am managing a large procedures manual using Word 2000.  Currently
the document is one Master Document containing seven subdocuments.
Because the project is saved to a shared drive, both the Master and al
the Subdocuments are password protected for modifications, but all us