We have documents that need to go through a formal approval process.  Without
getting into workflow, etc..., I just need a simple macro that will grab the
currently logged on userid along with the date/time stamp.  I'm a novice vba
user and have done some vba stuff in Excel.  ...

I've concocted the following macro.  The idea is that the user prints
the current document onto headed paper but then if they want to email
it (as an attachment) and therefore want the logo on the document the
macro fetches the "pictures" from another document.

Doing a mailmerge from Excel with Word automation.
I am altering a document and then doing SaveAs.
This runs in a loop and after doing SaveAs I need the original document to
do the same again.

I am trying to write what I'ms sure should be some simple little bit of code
to continuously loop through items in a dropdown list when the user presses
the up/down cursor keys.  If the user is on the last item in a list then I
want the down cursor key to move to the first item; if ...

Through VB and the Word object model is it possible to un-select the tools >
options > security > Read-only recommended check box?
thanks

How to create a Smart Document
How to use XML in it
How to certify XML file

I have been trying to get my own XML file working with Content Controls. But
I can not find a way to define the x-path binding to my xml. I will be very
happy if any of you can give me a hint on how to define the mapping (from
within word 2007 - beta 2).

I am trying to create a form.  I would like to be able to merge fields
together sort of like concatenate in excel but have not had much luck.
I have tried =Text2&" "&Text4 under calculcation.  I also tried
inserting a new field and looking at listing of field codes available.

I get documents with a mish-mash of styles and formatting applied directly
to the text.  I am wondering if there is some way I could copy all of the
text and any direct formatting over into a new doc based on my own template,
but not any styles.  I tried FormattedText in VBA, but ...

We have some pages that are colour, and some that are b&w. Rather than print
all pages to a colour printer (ink is more expensive) i would like to be able
to pick some pages to automatically go to a colour printer
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I have a 200+ page document I pulled from the Internet. The website
used a format of {i} {/i} to italicize sentences. I was hoping to write
up something that could automatically find {i} and italicize everything
after it until {/i} comes up.

I am using an Access db to populate  a word document, print it, and
close it.  When it runs, the user should not be promted to save changes
when the document closes.  The code includes
objWord.Documents("timesheet.doc").Close SaveChanges = False and

HOWTO Keep original document name after a forced SaveAs.
Please help,
I have script to force the current document to be saved using the
ThisDocument.SaveAs method. After I invoke the SaveAs, the "Name" of the

Is there a macro that I could write that could print a MS word file to
one printer, and then also print it to another printer .  Both printers
are remote / network printers

Hi, I have a file that first save each one of the words of a document, after
that, it paste the words in an excel file and then counts and deletes the
repeated words, my problem is in the exl.sort command, the program breaks
when it arrives to the sort procedure of excel, I ...