I would like to know if there is a way to automatically close
a word document after it has been printed.
I tried it with recording a macro but that stangely enough
doesn't seem to work. Anyone has ny ideas on how to do this?

I have a film script in which all the scenes are formatted as Heading 2. I
was wondering if it was possible to use VBA to create a new Word document
that compiles all the text for a number of scenes, e.g. if I want scenes 1, 4
and 7, VBA can find the headings in the document and ...

MANY, MANY people have posted on this website and others about getting more
colors for the highlight option in Word. Please release an add-in to add more
colors or custom colors! I already have too many custom macros to effectively
use the shading macro option. Thank you for your ...

Trying to open an excel datasource, I got message 5640 - Unable to
re-establish DDE to...
Is there something that I need to do to enable DDE?

Can someone explain why the following snippet of code fails to delete all of the list entries in a dropdown field:
Sub Test()
Dim oFFld As FormFields
Dim oLe As ListEntry

Thanks for the help yesterday -- greatly appreciated!
So, I'm in the home stretch, but this is proving very hard to track
down, so I'll just outline what I'd like to do.
I have a Word document which is a locked form.

My friend just installed word XP, and I am on a machine that I just installed
Office XP.  I have this Word template with some macros in it and I emailed
him a copy and everything works for him but one macro.
the line is

Thanks for the help yesterday -- greatly appreciated!
So, I'm in the home stretch, but this is proving very hard to track
down, so I'll just outline what I'd like to do.
I have a Word document which is a locked form.

I have a global template in the Word startup folder.  It changes the
macros that are assigned to toolbar buttons and shortcut keys.  It also
references OLE Automation, Microsoft Office 11.0 Object Library and
microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library.

In a template I use a form where the user can choose between several pictures
to use as background at the first page of a document.  At the first page I
have placed a table to control where the text is entered (also from the user
form, name of report, author and so on).  What ...

I have little problem with VBA Word.
I am traying to generate a new document that is going to show me a
summery.
I also want it to show me the date and time when the document was mate

I am working with Word 2003.  I need to select information between two
bookmarks.  The problem is this:
I have a two column table.  In Row1, Column1 before any text is a bookmark
named CapBegin.  The table could only be one row or it could be up to five

I want to write a VBA macro that extracts the HTML markup from a regular
word document (as a string i guess). The document cannot be saved as HTML
document first.
Anyone knows the solution?

I have a macro which toggles the "White Text on Blue Background"
on/off. To make sure I can read the text, I ensure that the font colour
for all text in the document is set to "automatic", however the method
I use to do this moves the insertion point to the beginning of the

Can anyone suggest why the first line works fine and the second ones fails
to find the bookmark?
WordBasic.WW7_EditGoTo "bmOrdPresent"
Selection.GoTo what:=Bookmarks, Name:="bmOrdPresent"