Is there a way to make my TOC formatting default so that when I open someone
else's document it won't make my computer have several different styles for
the same style?

Hi! I need to install a bunch of Word macros that I get from a text file.
Is there a way to read the file and install (and I guess compile) all these
macros.
I googled but no results.

When a document has a text file that is attached as a data source and the
document is opened a dialog box pops up to state 'Word will run the following
SQL statement ' then lists the Select statement and the path to the attached
data source.

Am trying to use Avery's macros. Macro security is set to Medium, Trust all
publishers is set, Visual Basic Editor was installed, etc., but still get
message "Macro language support for this application is disabled. Features
requiring VBA are not available . . . " did everything ...

I have a document template with some simple macros held within it that
are signed with a certificate and the owner of the certificate is
marked as a trusted source.
When I create a document using the template Word seems to correctly

How can I get row number at the Cursor position in VBA Word XP?
Thanks
ken

I've written a template which makes it easier to apply a particular document
format.
I'm wondering whether I should try to discourage people from applying manual
formatting. Assuming that someone has chosen to use the template, should I

I have a template that includes code to auto number the document created from
the template, and that works fine.  I can't get the code to run automatically
when the document is created.  I've tried AutoNew, AutoExec, AutoOpen.  What
am I doing wrong?  Word 2002.  Thanks for the ...

I have a macro in my 'normal.dot'
I also have another template that loads through the autostart whenever I
start word.
I want to use a macro that is in my normal.dot in some code in 'myother.dot'

i need to create a form that people would fill either online or on paper .
i need them to tick some options for yes or no.
is there a way to do so using microsoft word 2003 ?
i need to have a checkbox in the form.

I have this macro that adds a Autonumber to a word template file but instead
I'd like it so that it increases the number ever time I print. So lets say I
print the document 50 times. The document will get spit out with the number 1
- 50 on it. Is this possiable?

I have a standard Word document where I have created two text fields from the
control toolbox. I have simple VB code for change as follows:
Textbox1.text = Textbox2.text
When Textbox2 changes, so does the text in Textbox1. It works fine. However,

I wrote a macro (a pretty big one) in Word2003 that I now want to use on my
Word97 computer. I know that some codes won't work in 97, and indeed the
program indicates errors in certain of my modules. When I try to view (to
edit) the modules, I can see all of the user forms and ...

I have about 10 templates that use the same toolbar, autotexts, styles and
VBA code. Until now I have stored the toolbar, autotexts etc. In each
template.
It wasn't very interesting, when an autotext had to be modified. Then it had

I have some VBA code that should only run if the user enters a valid password
that is validated by a web page.
Is this possible and how?
Thanks in advance.