People have already complained about Word 2003's intermittent failure
of
   ChangeFileOpenDirectory "H:\MISC\SpecialDirectory\"
   Dialogs(wdDialogFileOpen).Show

Admission:  I'm horrible at code so the code below is probably VERY UGLY.
Task attempting:  Have macro select TABLE and perform some tasks, then
select only the 1st COLUMN and perform additional tasks.
Problem:  I can't seem to figure out how to clear the TABLE selection and

I used the command : Selection.Rows.HeadingFormat = True.  Now, even if the
option is checked, I cant get the row to repeat on other pages. It's like my
table is corrupted after using that command on a row that has already
headingformat checked.  Thanks for help

Good morning,
First off I would like to thank everyone on the fourms here for the help they
have given me over the last 2 weeks. You guys, (and gals), are wonderful.
Bravo Zulu.

Word 2003.  Create a 2 x 2 table and put a field in one of the lower
cells.
Select the whole table.
Toggle Field Codes (Shift+F9) works fine.

I would like to check, if a special macro exists before I try to start is.
Is there a collection of all avaible macros available?
Thanks for help.
Regards

can anyone tell me if it is possible to run an house keeping sub routine when
word application is closed I have tried using the document close in a global
template that doesnt work.
if it is possible please can you tell me where and how it is done.

I need to locate a heading within a document, knowing only its text, not the
number -so I can't do, for example
   Selection.GoTo What:=wdGoToHeading, Which:=wdGoToFirst, Count:=16,
Name:=""

In the menu under <Tools / AutoCorrect Options / AutoFormat As You
Type / Replace as you type>, there is an option called "Hyphens (--)
with Dash (-)". How can I change that option programmatically from
VBA?

Does anybody know where I can find a list or internet place where I can find
VBA general codes, e.g. vbCr, vbCancel etc (all vb codes), and what they are
used for.
I know the object browser has these within it but it doesn't give you an

I use a word application to open up word and a document. Works fine but I
would like word to automatically save into a default folder (and not the
same folder I open the document from). Something like ChDir thrugh
automation. Any ideas?

I am trying to have a macro run (updates all fields when I save, open, or
print any document.  The way I found to accomplish this was through
Application Events (see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/AppClassEvents.htm) such as

When I add an global addin, through Tools-> Templates and Addins, Word
remembers the next time I start Word what I added and sometimes what I
selected.
Where does Word store this information? I deleted normal.dot and it was

I'm looking to get a list of the font names ALPHABETICALLY, instead of the
order in which they were installed. For example:
i = FontNames.Count()
  n = 1

Using Word 2000.
I have inserted several picture files into a table on a Word Template.  I am
looking to hide a picture if a certain text field is blank.  I can't seem to
figure out the name of the picture file though, so I can reference it and