I'm writing a little sub which will take pages/content which I copy
from the web and paste into Word and clean it up a bit. I occasionally
will see small, yellow images with a script or scroll picture in the
Word document; I believe these are places where the original webpage

I need to create documents in Word that use the Full Screen mode with
'Next' and 'Previous' pagination buttons to assist the reader.  When I
tried to add buttons (CommandButtonX) I found that I had to have a new
button set for every page.  I would like to create one set and re-use

I am trying to create a Table of Contents with the \c switch, in the
form of  e.g. {TOC \c TBC}; using VBA. However, when reading the VBA
help, the Add method to the TableOfContents object does not seem to
offer this possibility. Any help appreciated.

I have a template which contains a bunch of bespoke Styles which ar
copied to the current document via a macro.  If someone using th
template goes out of sequence and runs a macro that requires th
presence of one of thses Styles but it hasn't been copied across yet

This is probably very simple.
I have a ComboBox with 10 choises. Is it possible to get theese
multipel choises down to a one line if statement. Something like this
(but working) :

Is there a way to double a cell (say A1) and activate a program
Aloha
Gordon

I have created a template that contains a macro that will save the
document and then email it to 3 people.  This all works fine from my xp
prof system running office 2003.  However, from a win 98se system
running office 97, it sends an email with no attachment.  This is all

I've made 50 or so reports in Word which uses VBA code and SQL queries to
gather data from a SQL server, and distribute this data in various tables
etc. in the given report. These reports can be anywhere from 1 to 10 pages
with tables and data from analytical analysis. When all ...

Is there somebody that know a macro or a VBA that will verify if the
hyperlink in a Word documents are still valid?
Thanks in advance.

I have read a note by someone (not in Microsoft) saying that Visual Basic
will no longer be available on the new Mac version, Word 2008, which will be
released at the end of this year.
Have checked MacTopia and the latest news releases from Microsoft, but

I am stuck in a problem since last Wednesday, and I run out of time trying
different things to do what I want.
What I want:
We are currently implementing CRM, and I want to create a quote document and

I write a little VBA for excel and sometimes I want to print out the
code and have comment lines print in their green color. However
printing from VBA results in no color :(.  I paste into word and print
from there but the font color doesnt transfer. I was trying to write

I have the following macro to convert shapes to InLine shapes but I can't
see which shape is selected. How can I scroll to the selected shape on
screen?
Sub Obj_floating_to_inline()

I wrote this vba Word macro which parses large muti-letter files into
separate form letter files. This code has been working for a year with
Windows XP, SP2, and Office 2003, SP2. Now 50% of the workstations no longer
work and it seems to be something with this save as function:

Running a macro that has run fine on a new document, it now throws an error.
The code is supposed to find some text, then capture the text immediately
following.
rngDoc2.Find.Execute FindText:="| 4. L5-"