Can you set Word (2003) so that when you do a "find" that it doesn't default
to a certain formatting setting, where you then have to go to "no
formatting"?
I want "no formatting" to be the default configuration within the find

I am using Word 2000 and would like to know if there is an easy way to break
a 100 page document up into 100 1 page documents and sequentially name the
resulting files. For example my document is called Fish and is 100 pages
long. I run a macro and then i have 100 documents each ...

Hi all MS helpers!
I would like to be able to run the find and replace facility whereby parts
of the replacement text are either subscript or a different font size.  For
example replace TiO2 with TiO*2* (the *2* is either subscript or a smaller

how do you save your spell checker dic . files in word 2000 and have them
work in 2003

I am creating a template for Word 97 upwards
I have created a dropdown formfield with code as follows, but I need to add
some code which assigns to that dropdown which runs a macro on exit which is
"occasion2".  Please can someone assist me with some code:

I am trying to move items between two listboxes and am using an array
to do it. Here is the code in question. I have no problem copying the
listbox contents to the dynamic arrays. The problem seems to be that
when one of the listboxes is empty and I copy it to my dynamic array

I want a button in my document that when clicked activates a macro that opens
an email with the document as an attachment, with the "To" and "Subject"
fields pre-filled.

My office has a master Word document and depending on the client, we want to
auto-create a new Word document (from this master copy) to include only
selected content that are relevant to client's need. Is there a way to make
this happen, without using a database?

Am new to VBA.  I want to excel to open a word doc and populate it with some
data from excel.  I have set up bookmarks in the word doc.
Have got it to work, however the numbers are unformatted.  How do I go about
format code to ensure that 12345.123  is presented in word as $12 ...

I know that you can test if a file exists but can you test if a folder
exists.  if so what is the VBA code for it?
Any help appreciated especially examples of code
Thanks

How can I create a Macro which will save my test.doc document  in a given
directory "C:\briefing " like this: 20060109test.doc
Thanks for your help
Erick

I'm getting this error 509 with nothing after the colon. Then below it says
this command is not available.  When I debug, It goes to the end of my
section (running a macro to do mail labels)
Selection.TypeParagraph

Perhaps this should go in Access forum, but I'll try here first.
I am creating a routine in Access that will create a doc in Word based on
fields in Access queries.
I found how to open word, create the doc, and send text.

I would like to divide a word document into four quadrants that operate
indedpendently when I work within each one of them. Any assistance would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I need to find a word 'account' in a text and type sth (eg. ********* - this
is supposed to be just a line separating sets of data imported from database)
2 lines above word 'account'.
I recorded macro which finds word 'account' and started working on it but