I am using Word 2003, SP2.
I have created a template with a customized toolbar.  From this toolbar, the
user can open a user form where they can select other options from command
buttons.

I was going through all the questions posted on coping and found almost what
I was looking for under a response by Doug Robbins. What I have is as follows:
Private Sub Copy1_Click()
With ActiveDocument

Using MS Word 2003 and MS XP Professional
The following code does not seem to trap the "Path/File access" (error
75) - why would this be? What can I do to trap file open errors or
alternatively catch badly formed file names?

My company has a word document containing customer data.  It's
something along the lines of this:
NAME: JOHN DOE  
SSN: 444-444-4444   TELE: 999-999-9999

I can right click the desktop, select properties, click appearance
tab, click in the window text area to set a "off white" application
window color for all my applications including Word.
Does anyone know how to determine the color of the application window

I teach an online computer class and one of the projects I have my students
do is a Word document with, among other features, WordArt. I’m trying to
macro-automate my correcting of the documents and I need to know how to
detect whether a graphic is a piece of WordArt. My thought ...

I am typing up a dictionary for a school assignment and Word wont let me say
"Wadis- Riverbeds that remain dry except for during the rainy season." It
wants me to say "Wadis- Riverbeds that remains dry except for during the
rainy." I want it to know that it is a dictionary entry ...

I wonder if there is a simple way to import XSL stylesheets to word 2007?
Thanks,
SJ

Im working on MS Word 2003. I have created two VB Text box controls
namely A & B.
Once when the user inputs a character in field A, the focus must move
to the field B. How can this be acheived.

I can't get the CommandBars .visible to work.  I recorded a macro while I
closed the Menu Bar, and it returned the following:
   CommandBars("Menu Bar").Visible = False
   msg = MsgBox("Menu Bar Hidden", vbOKOnly, "Test")

I've got a weird situation that I'm tring to handle.
I have a 'cover sheet' .dot that we want to use to gather information,
display it properly (some values as bar codes, etc.) then close.  We do NOT
want our users to be able to save the document (it contains vital data) and

I'm trying to access an Excel file from Word. I can use both GetObject &
CreateOjbect successfully, but the file I want to open is a template, and
instead of actually opening the template, I want to create a file from the
template because the file will be used by multiple users ...

Is there a way, please, to print the text contents of a large userform
textbox?
To explain: A template has a userform which gets data from a database
(an Excel file). The userform has a combo box showing the title from

I know there has been a number of inquiries regarding using a value from a
Mail Merge record to dynamically name an output file.  My objective is to
create 'x' number of documents using the same template, but save each on
using a distinct filename from a value within each record.

I have a macrobook with a lot of VBA code (over 60 procedures) with over 400
useres. Only a few useres used to get error 91 when they were trying to use
one of the macros which shows a userform with list of chpters and gives the
user the option of deleting them or moving them ...