In writing a document for an instructor, the odd pages will contain
instructor info and the even pages will contain student information.  I need
to write a macro that will then delete the content on the odd pages of a
document and replace it with "page left blank."  This new ...

I Googled this topic last night and discovered that many people have
encountered this problem. However, I didn't find any references to an easy
solution (or, oddly enough, a product). I'm trying to do it from a VSTO
solution created in C# .NET using the primary interop assemblies.

I'm sorry if I'm asking something obvious, but I'm at lost with this.
In the line
.Text = b & "[[" & a & " (md)]]"
below I'd like to apply different formats to b, "[[" and " (md)]]" and b (i. e.

I am working on a macro that I want to run from a menu command located on the "Table" menu.  Like "Table Properties," I want this menu item dimmed if the selection is not in a table.  I scratched around and found "WindowsChangeEvent" and cobbled together the following Class ...

TextB to it.
In docB I record Mymacro with these actions: First I create a table of
one row and two columns. Then I open the clipboard, then paste TextB

I am trying to replace "A" text with "B" text within 15 files. The text is on
first page in all files. Is there a way I can make this change withing all
these files.
Thanks

Your assistance with an ongoing problem is greatly appreciated...
Have 3 simple macros stored in a Word2003 template.  Created and attached
the macros to a small toolbar in the template.  Macros "run" in Editor.  
Macros run from toolbar....so far - no problems.

I am using Word 2000. I have a form which has a drop down list. I want a
different paragraph of text to appear depending on which option is chosen
from the drop down list.
Any ideas how I can make this happen?

Have the following piece of code which reads in a file and populates a frame
with option buttons :-
   'Place the OptionButtons on the dialog box
   For intXXX = 0 To intButts - 1

Appologize for the mulitple subjects, but the question is complex (a
least to my simple mind).
With some earlier stumbling and help from Jezebel, I have managed to
"manually" control the display of a menu item on a the Tables toolbar.

I have being trying to create a macro in Word 2002 which makes certain
formatting changes to a selected Table.
One of those changes I had hoped to make was to set "Allow Spacing
Between Cells" to "no".

Hi, I have had to create an alimighty form with 347 form fields.  There
was no way I could have reduced this number.  I am trying to export
this data to Excel and have tried the Word->Tools->Options->Save forms
only route and then importing a comma delimited file to Excel.  But

I apploogies if this is the wrong place.
I am trying to build a template and using drop-down fields for
selecting text.
Unfortunately the text I want to put in there is too long.

I am trying to use word to access an excel database (for addresses) with
the code I got from another post in this newsgroup.  The beginning of
the userform initialize code is below, but it gives me an error that a
user defined type is not defined (at the dim db as DOA.Database). ...

I copied a function from on-line but don't know how to execute it in Word. Do
I write some kind of macro to call it?  
Thanks or any help provided.
MH