Hi: I am new to Word and would like a hint for the following situation. I
have a long document with many tables and charts. The document will be
updated automatically when a macro is run from individual .rtf  and .xls
files (generated automatically from a DB on a yearly basis). ...

I'm on a team of four people who create and revise forms all day long
and I've created a number of macros that make our job much easier.
I've passed these along to everybody, as well as instructions on how to
get them to work.  The problem we've had up to this point is that

I'm interested in distributing some text and graphic elements in templates
via login script to our network users.  AutoText appears to be the best
solution.  The idea of being able to use keywords, however, as in
AutoCorrect entries, would be nice.

I design a template and I need to protect first page agains editing, but be
able to edit formfields. I decided to use protect Fill in Forms.I divided doc
in two sections and I block first section, allowed all rights to the section
2, but I still can not edit headers in section 2.

I was wondering if anyone could help.  I am trying to retrieve metadata
from a series of word documents.  I wish to tag each document's meta
data with custom properties (Name, Value, Type).
I am able to retireve summary info. such as "Author", but when I try to

I’m having problems in converting Traditional Chinese to Simplified Chinese
with the TCSCConverter function.  If I use it interactively inside Word, it
seems to work pretty well.  For instance, if I start with this fragment:
轉換效果就跟Word2003一樣, 它不僅做字碼轉換,還做用法轉換,

Hi, XML Word format, I set these variables:
   <w:docVars>
     <w:docVar w:name="myVar1" w:val="Kibo" />
     <w:docVar w:name="myVar2" w:val="Xibo" />

I am using fields to populate a word document but have found that header and
footer fields are not populated.  Is it possible to get the range object to
include everything including the header and footer?
I believe wdStory is the whole document but could I use a simple wdStory +

This signature line:
"- Automated generation of hyperlinks in Word"
Makes it a nightmare to search for information on hyperlinking in word.
You appear to have a lot of knowledge and good advice, but this

I'm trying to make a macro for changing the names of selected shapes...
Public Sub ReNameShape()
Dim Shp As Shape
Dim I As Long

Does anyone around know  where to find the Form toolbar equivalent in Office
2007 beta 2?

I've got a form and one of the fields is for a web link.  Is there anyway
which the web link can automatically be converted in to a hyperlink after its
entered?
Any help would be great :)

I have three list boxes.  The first one has a list of colleges, the second a
list of degrees and the third a list of honors like cum laude etc.  I am
trying to use a For Loop to discover whether or not an entry in the college
list box has been selected and then, if it has, to ...

I'm using several dropdown lists and would like the user to be able to enter
the first letter of a value in the list and go directly to that value.  How
do I do this?

Working with form fields in Word.
I'm using some fields that I don't want to print so I've applied the hidden
attribute to them.
Problem is, whenever I apply the hidden attribute to them, they always