I have a problem wich i hope somebody can help me with. In my Word 2003 COM
Addin, I want to determine if any open documents have associated code. I do
this as follows,
int vbComps = doc.VBProject.VBComponents.Count;

I have a C# .NET program that links to Word via a reference to MSWORD.OLB.
After I upgraded to Office 2003, I get compiler errors on
Word.Tables.Item(), Word.Columns.Item(), and Word.Templates.Item().
When I try the same code in Word VBA, it works.

We have a custom data base application that merges with Word 2000 to produce
documents.  The documents contain fields that are populated from the databse
and converted to text when the data and documents are meged together.  Once a
document is produced, the Word spellcheck will ...

Ok, bear with me.  Here's what I want to do:
I create a Word application in Visual Basic.
I use it to open a Word document (*.doc).
I save the file as an .htm file.

What am I doing wrong? Word 2003 on XP SP2.
I want a macro to change all occurances of Piano to be shown in bold and  
red. I recorded the macro and it worked at that time. But using the macro  
does not work. You can see that the replacement information such as bold  

Sub ShowSelection()
   Dim strText As String
   strText = Selection.Text
   MsgBox strText

Word 2003.
I have over 100 docs containing screen shots. Most of them were created
by Alt+PrntScrn and paste.
The pictures are mostly set with their text-wrapping at the apparent

I want to carry a string from one userform to another userform, can anyone
help?
Thanks

Creating a macro to modify a document, then save the document with the same
filename in a different directory. While creating the macro, i do a "File,
Save As" and select the location, but cannot get the open file name.

I'd like to read the first character in a word(number actually).
For example:
I have a number 1.1.2, I only want to read the first number which is 1 and
save it in a variable. If it's 3.2.3 then the first character will be 3 and

A couple of years ago, with much help from this group, I got a cool
macro that would go through a document and replace specific styles with
a different specific style. It worked great in Word 2000.
We have recently moved to Word 2003, and when I run the macro, it gets

Is there a VBA boolean for (a) whether track changes is turned on, and (b)
whether there are tracked changes that have not yet been accepted in a
document?
I'd like to put something in my document_open area to alert me before I

I am trying to write a macro to replace a word from a template but not in
text formields.
For example, I have a checkbox, and put a description next to this check box
as "Excellent". now I want to run the macro to replace "Excellent" with the

If I have a selection of rows in the middle of a table and I want a
macro to move them downwards so that they are the last rows in the
table, no matter how big the table is, I can do this with VBA:
NumRows = Selection.Tables(1).Rows.Count