I have a technical document in which I have highlighted numerous words in
bright green.   These words may need to be changed for each client engagement
that we do.  So I need a way to "find next/select" each green highlighted
word one at a time so that we can edit them.

I have a Office 2003 and an XP system.
Is it possible to develop VBA for Word2000?
Word2003 is for .NET, right?
Thanks

I have loads of data that needs to be reversed page wise. I know that we can
write a macro, however I do not know the objects to be used to be able to
achieve this. Can someone please help me!

I have created a set of five Word forms that are used at my work when
conducting inspections.  All five forms are included in one document and
numbered page 1 of 5, 2 of 5, etc.  The forms have text form fields and
drop-down form fields so the document is locked, of course.  Each ...

If the value of an optionbutton from the userform is true, then I need to
make the corresponding checkbox in the MSWord form checked.  How do I do this?
Thanks,
Lorrie

I have created several Template files that when they open they run macro's.
After the doc has been created I go to save it and I save it as a doc file.
When I go to reopen the file it runs the macro again.  I don't want the
macro to run after the file has been saved as a doc.

I get this error every time Word starts up. This started happening after my
latest Office Update:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Assertion failed!

Word 2003
Very simple.  In writing a Do....Loop, I need to refer to the Current
Document.  The following gives me an error - I need to have an integer or
variable for EOF().  How do I refer to the current document in the EOF?

I'm looking for VBA source code (using Ms-Word) that would would allow
me to:
1- Initialize a variable (ie. "replacement-text")
2- assign content of highlighted text in variable "replacement-text"

I've written a number of macros for my group, and I'm trying to
implement a distribution process that is as simple as possible.  I'm on
a team of 4 and the other 3 members are not as skilled with Word as I
am, so the easier I make it for everyone, the more likely they are to

In a VB script I am capturing couple of fields from the Form Screen and I
would like to populate the captured fields from the Form screen into a MS
Word template that I have created myself into a Text field in the Template
called PName.  

I have a document with "Todo"-Tags, which look like that: @TODO[]. Inside
the brackets is a description of what needs to be done.
There are 3 things I'd like to do:
1.) I'd like to find all Todo-Tags in my document and

is there a method to use docWord.Bookmarks(i).Range.Text  or
docWord.FormFields(i).Range.Text  without deleting the bookmark or field?
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Hear Ye!, Hear Ye! I am a bit lazy and do not like to type code.  So I

How can I convert headings to text but keep the formatting?
This is so that when I append this document at the end of the first document
and redo the table of contents etc, it will not show up in the first
document's TOC. [I would freeze the TOC of the last document with

I would like to insert a document into another document without Word
renumbering the headings and numbered lists etc. This would also keep
the TOC static.
This is like converting the Table of Contents to text (Ctrl-Shift-F9),