I have to do out a system (in Access) which will output using vba a
mail merged word document.
However, each letter will need the ability to be customised by the
client (I know they will wreck it but thats what they want).

I have a word 2000 document with a table inserted. What I need to do is
develop a macro that would use the forminsertpicture function and when
executed it would:
--open the windows explorer window

I have a class like this:
'Class module
Public Property Get GetTextFromRange() as String
'Code

If in my document , 4th line contains the following text,
RE:      65 Spear Street,Metuchen,NY
How to parse, so that i get "65 Spear Street,Metuchen,NY" into a variable
which i can use in the file name to save the document?

Is there a way to make the colour of a MsgBox something other than the
default grey? And if so, what is the syntax?  TIA

I am using Word 97 still!
Can anyone assist me with some code which would sit in a template and
records in a text file when a document is opened, the document name ,
time/date and the user logged on at the time?

I would like to create a document from Excel. I did the following code
(works well) and I'm wondering if it's the best way to make a Word Document?
Thanks!
Alex

I am doing a template for a client which consists of 4 master pages, which
are selected via a button on the toolbar. To cut a long story short I've had
to use text boxes, but I have now discovered that new page/section doesn't
work in text boxes.

Good day,
I have a macro that at some point has to edit text in a TOC.  For some
reason simply using ranges to edit the TOC body is *much* slower than using
Selection.  This:

I would greatly appreciate any help on this.  I want to add to certain
Word templates whatever script will have the following effect:  If a
document based on that template is opened and the document's Title
property is blank, then the properties box will open so that the user

Happy thanksgiving.  I have created a userform that modifies a users open
documents and its working great and word is awesome... But I would like the
userform to yield focus to the user's documents.  The way it works right now,
the user can load the userform, configure the ...

I'm wondering about the use of myRange.Find as opposed to Selection.Find.  Is
there some way I can use the former and return/determine the range of its
result?  Selection.Find highlights (selects) the result, but I can find no
equivalent action for myRange.Find.

Can anyone advise if it's possible to extract and save .bmp images
embedded in a Word document using VBA. If yes any pointers to the code
needed?
MTIA

Does anyone know of problems working on an older (word 2003) template
with vba code in Office 2007, in compatibility mode?
Now that I'm getting used to 2007, it's tough to go back into 2003 to
work on some minor code changes. The 2007 VBA editor is nicer.

I created a macro that runs fine when executed from the Macros window.
But when I then Customize the Quick Access toolbar to assign a button to run
the macro, and then click on the button, I always get a small popup window
captioned "Microsoft Visual Basic" with a round red "X" ...