From what I can see, a textbox on a form just allows standard formating that
applies to all the text in the textbox.
Is there a way so that you can format the text in the textbox so that it
appears on the document as per the formatting (ie I can bols and underline

I got a long document with a lot of "floating" graphics which should
be formatted to be "inline" with text and  centered.
I tried to write the macro using the macro recorder first but could
not access the necessary graphic properties.

I have a macro that prints the current page from a button on the toolbar.  
This is used by word 2000 and word 2003 users unfortunately it seems that for
the word 2003 users the print current page prints the page previous unless
their cursor is at the very bottom of the page.

Hi, I was referenced to here from the VBA group as I have been trying to
disable the "Disable Features Introduced After" option in word but it has had
side effects. Please can someone help me with the following..
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I have created a one page "checklist" consisting of a few tables for a
user to enter information, as well as four checkboxes from the Control
Toolbar.  I have my own FileSave and FileSaveAs macros to force the
user into entering some information prior to saving the document.

I haven't been successful in making a textbox control transparent over an
image inserted into a document. My image is set to "behind text" under the
layout tab. My textboxes are inserted and set "in front of text". Also, under
the textbox properties I have set BackStyle to ...

I'm somewhat of a newbie to word vba.  Is there a way to adjust the
text size so that you can see all of its contents... even if its 2
lines or 20 lines?  I've tried adjusting the TextBox2 properties to:
Autosize:  True

I've noticed some syntax difference.  What are the major differences between
Visual Basic in VB2005 and VB in Office 2003?

I have attempted to use the .Content.Find.Execute() function while setting
the replacewith: parameter to a variable.
The code works however since the parameter is a string with a size
limitation I run into issues when the retrieved value is extremely large.

The macro below was recorded in Word 2003.
It contains three Replace operations, all performed on the same selection
that was made before the recording.
But when I Run the recorded macro on a new selection it gets out of the

Can I specify an excel worksheet to embed into a word document
dependant on the merge record result?
I have mail merge Word doc, and for specific locations, I need to
embed (or indeed merge if easier) a specific worksheet (or workbook).

I have an old laptop with Win95 & Word97 installed.
It had been programmed (not by me) to automatically type ( é )by pressing
the ctrl+e keys.
Without programming it's necessary to type ctrl+' (letter) to get the

After merging 125 employee records into a one-page mail merge document, I
have the expected document (Results.doc) with 125 individual pages as a
result.  I wish to save each page of this document as an individual .htm
file, using the first line of each page (the employee's name) ...

I'm trying to write a macro that closes the active window without
saving the document. The one line of code is:
    ActiveWindow.Close SaveChanges:=wdDoNotSaveChanges
This macro closes the active document but doesn't close the parent

Greetings. I copied/pasted a table from a website to a Word 2003 document.
However, when I clcik above it, the cursor doesn't appear. I always have
this problem. Somebody once advised me to show these proofreader's
characters that look like little musical notes however, I have ...