I am a novice to VBA and this is probably an easy fix, but I don't know.  Is
it possible to use the WITH Statement with more than one Object? For example,
I have a Check Box that I use to Enable two Text Boxes in a UserForm.  Here
is my code:

I imagine this is probably a one-liner: Is there a way to open a webpage by
clicking on a toolbar button? I suspect it's something to do with 'shell' but
my brain is mush and I don't even know where to start...

I am trying to write a macro to record what I thought were fairly simple
steps (below) - but am having no success.  Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
1.    Edit, Find, Clear this screen by clicking on No Formatting, click

OK Kids, here's the problem:
Client's IT elves have put together a deployment packages for rolling my
sweet-as templates to the unwashed masses. This package puts my masterpieces
into a folder the generic User templates location: 'C:\...\Application

I have a problem on Style
In MS word, there are two types of style: Paragraph style and character style
I have a paragraph which is in style A (Para style) originally.
Then I try to create a character style called style B (char style).

I have a form I developed in Word 2000. The form is password protected and I
have created a pull-down menu item that allows users to unprotect the
document (only those select users that know the password). According to VBA
help, if a document is protected with a password and no ...

I can't send a word document from my Word Office Program.  I have Microsoft
Vista. Any help would be appreciated.

Hello Champs,
Could someone help me how to find different types of objects (inline
objects, embedded objects, graphics, etc) in a Word document using VBA?  I
would like to display the type (and the name if possible) of the objects in

Is there a way to create a drop down list with text choices so that when the
choice is made Word will display its corresponding graphic image instead of
the text choice? I've read a couple threads about auto text but not really
sure how to get it to work with a list of choices ...

Hi,
I have a toolbar that contains a textbox - im trying to have it copy the
text to the first empty cell in an existing excel doc.  I have most of it
complete but im having trouble actually getting the data over to excel.

Hello who can help me?
I want to make a procedure in Word that starts a new form after typing the
word "Name:" The user then can pick te name from a listbox or entering it to
a database.

I am having trouble getting a commandbutton to run a macro on a form template.

At Stefan's suggestion, I am posting this here.
Answer
By:    Stefan Blom  In:    microsoft.public.word.docmanagement
I believe you can do this by overriding the NextCell command. For

Good Afternoon,
I am trying to incorporate the below code that I found in the discussion
groups into a user form. I would like the user to press enter to move from
field to field rather then tab.

I'm having trouble tying in a macro to a command button I place at the end of
a Word form. The Macro exports the filled-in info to a spreadsheet, but I
don't see anything in the button's properties that would execute the
macro...???