I have a odd problem using Word 2002 VBA
I have a mailmerge document set up as a Directory with merge fields in both
the header and main body of the document
When I automate the mailmerge process the merge works fine with the

I am trying to get my head around Private declarations and AutoNew/AutoOpen
options.
I have the following code that works:
Option Explicit

I need to write program code for 'international' applications.
I have set my Region settings to Dutch(Netherlands).
In Dutch (and other major languages), commas represent the decimal point and
periods represent the thousands separators.

I have a template which contains a number of Macros
Simply speaking I have one Macro that creates and populates a Combobox on a
CommandBar.  Selecting an item from the Combobox in turn runs other Macros.
This all works apart from one thing.

Is there code to select the "hard page" the cursor is on without using the
wildcard find function?  By hard page, I mean the portion the cursor is in
between two hard page breaks OR one hard page break and the end of the
document.

I'm disabled, and have had no PC training whatsoever.  I've caught on to
quite a bit;
the harder it is, the better I'm able to master it.  But I can't figure out
how to do anything in Word!  I get email jokes from friends every day, and am

Welcome. I have a excel document with 5 sheets. In first sheet i chose
number in 1 to 8 and when i chose 1 i would like in 4 sheet insert
image 1.jpg in cell A4, when chose 2 insert 2.jpg in cell A4 etc.
Sorry, my english is not good. Please help me.

I've inherited several hundred small documents that have a couple of
templates attached to them to carry out specific tasks.
One of these templates prepares the document for printing, which means
that the document history section is deleted. Unfortunately, due to

I have a solution where I open customized dialog when I open Word (or select
a new document). I trigger this from the autoexec event when I open Word,
but I don't want it to run if I open Word by double-clicking an existing
Word-document....:/

I need to create a macro which prompts for "SaveAs"
example: open a letterhead go to the address line and the prompt for
"SaveAs'" because I want to save the letterhead with another name.
Karin

Based on some good advice in a different thread, I saved a Word
document as .RTF in order to remove unwanted macro code.
While this worked, when the document was opened, it had a different set
of styles defined for it than the original document.

Novel/WinXP/Office 03 (SP1) network.
2 Questions:
1. I am revamping a pre-existing user form using the Forms toolbar. (I'm not
so hot with code)

VB Gerus,
I am new to VB 2005 and am receiving the  "Update requires a valid
UpdateCommand when passed DataRow collection with modified rows."
message tied to the TableAdapter line when trying to save data

I think I have come across another MoveDown/MoveUp bug in word. To begin
with, I have tested this with
- Windows 2000 Professional (No service packs and SP-4)
- Word 2000 (No service packs and SP-3)

A word doc with lots of Visio diagrams is too large to send via email. Is
there a way to strip the diagrams (via a macro?), send the doc via email then
exit (w/o saving).
That way my client can get the doc (w/o diagrams) via email, then I would