can I define my own fields or is there any field which will call VBA
function and display result when actualized?
Thanks, Jan.

I'm attempting to use Wscript.Shell through Word 2002 VBA to access a
shortcut's TargetPath.  Actually, right now I'm just attempting to set an
object to Wscript.Shell!!  I have a reference to the Windows Script Host
Object Model library (wshom.ocx).  I'm using the following code ...

I have a number of merge documents in Word 2000.  In the header, I have a
logo (let's call it logo A).  I need to make an copy of these documents but
change the logo (to logo B).
How can I alternate the logo depending on a particular value in the merge

I have constructed a template for creating a letter, this uses several user
forms to collect data from user to construct the final letter.
On one user form there is a question relating to finance and depending on
the answer one of three other word documents need to be inserted in ...

I found this code here on the board that more or less does exactly what I
want (insert a new row of fields in a table if you want it to), but I have a
problem with it:
Sub addrow()

Is there any way to programatically permanently turn off the Task Pane.  I
have already set the option to not display it during startup, however, there
are various ocassions when WORD displays the TASK PANE automatically (i.e.
pull down the style formatting and click "more...", ...

Does anyone know if it will support automation like it does now in vba? Does
anone know if macros written now in Word or Excel will still continue to
function?

I have some paragraphs in a word document. Looks like :
P1 :
XXX YYY    rest of the text
P2 :

I have a document with multiple sections. The first page is a TOC and the
last one is the INDEX.
The user can add sections in the document. VBA code is working fine. The VBA
code is searching for the end of section and add a section break

Maybe I 'm in a wrong group, but her goes.....
I need to put a checkbox in a word document. The checkbox dont need to do
any action, but just show a checked / unchecked box that changes state with
a mouse click.

Hello from Steved
Below I want to delete as you see in my Macro but it will stop at the bottom
off the page. Have you any solutions to my issue please. Thankyou.
All 8:0:1:1:3

I was wondering how to approach (and some guidance) on the following dilema.  
I have a Word document that is broken out by geographic region (each page in
the document is it's own regional report, about 150 pagers, -- RTF export
from Crystal Reports).  I need to be able to email ...

I have an existing userform with a bunch of radiobuttons. The text for each
radiobbutton is pulled from a file, and I originally set it up so that each
radiobutton is in a fixed location with three lines of text, and that was
sufficient to hold all the text _and_ show all the items ...

I've written a COM Word add-in that adds a toolbar on connection and
removes the toolbar on disconnection events.
I've seen this topic already discussed in this group, and I learned
that the best practice is to supply an additional global DOT file that

Once the word form is completed the word document is automaticly saved to
either the desktop or in the My Documents folder. Is it possible to
automaticly store these files to my chosen folder rather than the default
folder using the following code.