I have a protected document that uses drop down form fields, and on exit I
want the form field to be reselected if a certain value is selected.
I am using this code for another area to get the name, but i haven't been
able to use it as a selection

I have this code:
object offset = 1;
object unit = Word.WdUnits.wdLine;
mergeFields.ShapeRange.Anchor.LockAnchor = 0;

I've been programming in Access VBA for quite a few years and am branching
out to Word (smile).
I've designed a 3 page form in word (2003 SP2).  I am also new to forms.
I thought it would be a good idea if I had a submit button on the bottom of

I am using Microsoft Word 2000 and Windows XP.
I would like to take an address, send it to the US Post Office
website:
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp

I’m starting a new post; I think my previous post was going off on a tangent
that was not really where I wanted to go.
Below is the code that was generated by recording a macro in word, while
searching for a specific Excel file (Contacts.xls), to do a basic Mail Merge.

Hi Graham,
I did not try your code since your original response (way back when)
mentioned replacing entries [A], [B] with Include Text Fields using a
document to hold variable info with bookmarked items then an alternate method

Hello experts,
I have two macros that I want to be available at all times (and easlily
portable to users).  These macros instruct Word to show the document's FULL
PATH in Word's title bar - VERY useful indeed (I'll show the macros below).  

I have a protected document that uses drop down form fields, and on exit I
want the form field to be reselected if a certain value is selected.
I am using this code for another area to get the name, but i haven't been
able to use it as a selection

I want to be able to record a macro:  For example, let's say I use the word
bookkeeper very often and I want to be able to type "bkpr, space bar" and
then the word spells out.
Is this possible with word and if so, how do I do it?

New to VBA in Word.
I have a simple form that I want to pop up when the user opens a
document.  When the user does something there and clicks a 'submit'
button I want the document to open.  Simple right?

I copied my Normal template (from Word 97) into a Windows XP computer with
Word 2003, renamed the Normal that was already there as OldNormal, renamed
my template as Normal.  Word started up ok, but when I ran my macros, I got
an error message, "Compile error--can't find project or ...