I am trying to pass a Variable between Macros (Main and Analog) in MS-Word.  
The user enters a Number in the message box.  This is used to open multiple
Files that start with this number.  
The Complete filename are:  123456_Analog65.txt and 123456_Digtial65.txt

I have a problem with my addin and the reference set to this file.
I develop an addin (Library.dot) that is stored in words startup-path
(subdirectory of winword.exe). In Tools / Options this path is also set in
the AutoStart-entry.

I've been "upgraded" again!  Now we've got some add-ins and other
things that cause my Normal.dot (in Word 2003) to always save when I
close Word.  I can't turn these off.
I did some reading through the newsgroup and found several posts that

What's the fastest way to convert nearly 1000 macros and templates from
WordPerfect 12 to Word 2007? I've done some research and realize
the two programs use two different macro authoring methods, but surely
there's a batch conversion utility out there, right?

I'm trying to create a simple macro that will select all continuous lines of
a particular style. So, for example, I have 20 lines of normal, then 2 lines
of Heading, then 20 more lines of normal.
I want to be able to select that first 20 lines of normal, do an operation on

A table pasted from the clipboard into an empty doc needs to have its
properties set (it was copied to the clipboard by Excel). However, statements
like this are failing:
Selection.Tables(1).Rows.AllowBreakAcrossPages = False

When I do this process seen below manually, page indents are removed,
regulating spacing before and after lines, etc.  Sometimes funny
formatting comes along with text saved from the web ...
*********************************************************************************

I want to insert an address into a DocVariable and have used the code:
 ActiveDocument.Variables("address").Value = _
     strAdd1 & vbCr & strAdd2 & vbCr & strAdd3
BUT when the letter is generated, I get the small square boxes inserted

I am trying to use field codes with some simple IF statements in a word
document, but have been unsuccessful.  
Logical statement I need to place in the field code:  
IF  54.1 =< x(REF FIELD) =< 56 "Pass" "Fail"

Last one today, I PROMISE <g>.
I've had the situation come up in my clean-up macros that after
putting correct spaces after each line, that the script interprets
initials in the same way.

I have designed a form and it works well.  However, I have found the need to
allow others the ability to place photos in this form.
When I am in the design mode of my form, what are the steps to allow the
placement of one or many photos in this form?

I have 100 page word document that was saved as a txt document. When I
saved it as a word document it did not have complete sentences. Is
there a macro that I can run to make all sentences that  begin with a
capital letter and then find a period(.) and make it a complete

Word 2003 - I have a form that inspectors use on laptops to input data that
goes into a report.  After they have filled it out they save it as a document
and email it to me.  They have horrible punctuation and writing skills.  Once
I get it I cannot rewrite anything they have put ...

I create family history books (genealogy) for our extended family.  The books
are very large ranging from 100 to 1500 pages (yes, I use sub-documents where
I can).  The books contain huge numbers of footnotes and footnote
cross-references as all facts are documented by sources ...

Would anyone recommend some books (not references) or URLs to
tutorials worth going through?  Maybe some sites that have good VBA
source code that would teach "good practices".
Microsoft.com surely has documentation upon googling, but everything I