Is it possible to use VBA to write a macro that will calculate the Gunning
Fog Index instead of the built-in Flesch Kincaid reading ease score?

I am running word 2003 on XP machine. I have one document which does
not have any macros. When I open this doc I get the Security warning
error window which says this file contains macros. This window has
three buttons 'Disable Macros' , 'Enable Macros' and 'More

How can you even consider that your auto-correct feature, or the thesaurus
are up to par if it does not include even the simplest of words such as
adelpated?
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Hello, I was wondering if the following is possible in VBA. I am
running a model that pops a dialog box up once in a while - each time,
the button I click to rerun the model is exactly the same, i.e. 'Run'.
Is there anyway I can automate this process, so everytime the dialog

I have a macro which I created by recording the actual steps.  This macro
basically takes a 3 page letter, for example and formats the first page to
print from our letterhead tray (tray 1) and all other pages to print from
bond paper tray (tray 3).  Our printer is an HP Laserjet ...

Need to print these labels and can't find template in Word.

I'm using Word 2003 and need to be able to create a button on a toolbar which
will open an Access 200 database which has addresses in it.
Can anyone assist me with this.
Thanks!

I want to programatically parse a Word document and create a new Word
document with the extracted data.  I think creating a wizard/VB application
to do this would be ideal.  As an alternative, I guess I could create a
macro.  Does anyone have some VB code that I could look at?

I'm using "Send To Word" to get my slides and speaker notes to a Word
document for further editing and reformatting.  The slides are sent as
"slide objects"; this results in an enormous Word file size.  In
m.p.powerpoint I asked if there is a way to get "Send To Word" - or some

I'm trying to create a macro to have the user lift the protection on a
document. The (simplified) code looks like this:
With Application.Dialogs (wdDialogToolsUnprotectDocument)
   .Show

I posted this the other day but it seems to have fallen off the radar
screens because of the weekend.
Thanks
Mike

I would like to know how i can check whether a particular file is a valid
Word Document or not.
I tried to read the "Application Name" atribute in the summary information
of file using ActiveDocument.BuiltInDocumentProperties collection. But it

The following macro works in 97 but not in 2003:

Is there a way to capture a directory location for use later in a macro?
I'm looking for the ability to create a button similar to the MODIFY...
button on the File Locations tab of the Options dialog box. I will be the
only person who uses this code.

i am using office xp, word 2002 - sp3.
i have created a toolbar and a menubar for my new template. when i open this
template in a different computer (using same office version), my menubar
disappears, only the toolbar is available.