How do I set the text direction property, found under the Format menu, using
Visual Basic? I can’t find it anywhere in the object library.
Many thanks
David

I'm trying to create an application where the majority of the screen
contains a loaded Word document.  I want the user to be able to scroll
through that document and then add customized comments (textboxes,
actually) at specific locations via a series of controls I have

I'm having a problem with a template that contains coding that I created.  
When I use VBE, I'm getting a dialog box that says Project locked, and
unviewable.  I can't access the coding.
Is there a workaround to this?

Probably not understanding something simple, but can you lock a toolbar so
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changed .Protection to equal msoBarNoMove, it indeed kept me from moving the
bar, but I just don't want users to be able to ...

In the same module, I have a main Sub with a few other Subs containing
repeated routines.  Can I place a GoTo line in the main Sub, and then as
part of another Sub have something like:
For Each whatever

I need to position the cursor in a document and run a macro to delete
all comments below the cursor (in the rest of the document).  Thanks.

In using VBA I need to add a 1 row, 2 column int the footer.  In the left
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page of pages.  I can create the table, display the current date, but I
cannot seem to add the page of pages to the right column.

I am adding comments using:
Selection.Comments.Add Range:=Selection.Range, Text:= "testing"
What syntax places the cursor in the comment?
Thanks.

I am creating a document that allows people to fill in information in several
fields.  At the end, I want them to be able to paste an image into the
document.  Form fields do not work until you "lock" the document.  However,
once you lock the document, people can't modify it by ...

I'm trying to put a combo box into a word document in VBA.  This is my code
Private Sub ComboBox1_Change()
With ComboBox1
For ComboBox = 1 To 3

VBA using the editor lets you choose to put your macro either in the
document itself or in a module linked to the document. Why would one
pick one over the other?

We use the following macro code to open our directories:
Sub Open1()
'
   ChangeFileOpenDirectory "W:\1\"

I need to order an index based on dates, MSWord order them in
alphanumerical order and not chronologically.
My idea is to intercept -if possible- the "index macro" in order to add
an ordering module.

All,
I have a requirement such that the specified portion of the text in a
word document (.dot) should not be editable by the user. Please
suggest.

All,
I have a requirement such that the specified portion of the text in a
word document (.dot) should not be editable by the user. Please
suggest.