I am new to Word VBA but have extensive experience with it in Excel and Access.
I am sure this is simple: I need to put a control on the document, as opposed to
the user's tool bar, and then give it a click or double click event, in order to
start things rolling. Ideally I would ...

I need to be able to copy a template in startup folder to allow another menu
for a group of users.  Whereas when i copied there, its showing new menu to
ALL users. I am trying to find a way of loading a menu for a group of users -
without having to setup different templates ...

VBA Gods;
I recently created a template that uses editing restriction from the
Protect Document Task Pane.  In my code I want to be able to remove
that protection for a specific user which I can do.  The only caveat is

I am a news hound and "collect" news stories and culinary-related news
items.  Usually, when I copy an article and paste it into Word 2000 (I am
using Windows XP Home), I get a tiny "clipboard" icon (at the bottom of the
document) which gives me the option to "Keep Text Only."

Does/will the new 2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS
let you read existing PDF files in word too or is another reader needed?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=4D951911-3E7E-4AE6-B059
-A2E79ED87041&displaylang=en
Thanks in advance. Bob.

Some years ago, I saw a macro that would remove excess TOC bookmarks from a
Word document.
Does anyone still have a copy of this?
I would like to run it over some old and venerable documents that seem to

I have several documents that I would like to capture signatures for.
How would I setup the document to accept the signature on a windows
mobile 5 device?  If this is the wrong group please advise me where to
post it.

Word 2007 sounds like a radically newly designed version of Word. Apparently
it doesn't even have menus and toolbars.  Will macros from older versions of
Word work in Word 2007?
http://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/office2007_beta2.asp

I'm not sure if this is the best place to ask this, but here goes:
Every single time I open Microsoft Word (Office 2003), I get the
following text box:
"Microsoft Office Word [in border of the message box]"

I have a couple of templates, that uses the same code-template (and hence I
refer to the code-template from the other templates under References).
Everything works great 99% of the time but a couple of times a document
hangs and after that the references go out the window.

I'm getting this very weird startup behavior in Word 2007 in my
templates, which feature a custom ribbon tab. If I take the custom tab
out of the template (without changing any code), all goes well. If I
put it back in, I get this behavior.

Word 2000 bulletin in progress: have a photo Dad wants to fade the edges on
for cover (oval, square shape etc). He has done this previously years ago but
can't remember how he did it, or which program. I've tried Picture Editor and
see no such effect, same for Paint (all XP 2000 ...

I would like to limit the number of words in a particular section of a
document to 90 words. The document is not set up as a form. Is there a way to
do this?  
If that is not possible, I would at least like to alert the user how many

I have been tying my code to execute on the opening of the document in
Word 2000 (a restriction unfortunately until they go Word 2007).  The
code is not complex, and runs fine on opening the doc as designed;
however, when I convert the doc to a word template, the code does not

I'm having a problem.  When I save a memo, then re-open at a later date, Word
automatically changes the date in the memo to the current date.  Anyone know
how to fix this?