I have nearly identical code for Excel that functions properly, use some of
this in Word and it behaves differently.
Why?  It's VBA!?
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I found some discussion about this topic, but I'm not getting it. Here is my
specific issue:
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I have created a template which uses a user form to populate sender and
recipient information on a template.
I'm pleased with the result, except for one thing.  I cannot work out how to
keep the user form active if any of the required fields are not filled in.  

I've been trying all sorts of things to get this to work.... and again I
find myself posting here.  Im trying to have it so the when I launch this
userform it knows what table (theres multiple tables in the doc) cell&Row ,
then it copies the cell text from the same row but 2 ...

I know this might not be a proper newgroup to ask
but I have serveral lines of code written for Word 2002 (XP)
If I now want to use Word 2007 does that code will work?

I'm looking for a code to delete certain autoentries ina document. There a
few in each document that all have the same name. I want to write a macro to
search through a document and delete any autoentriey that has that certain
name.

Word 2003
I have a form document that is comprised of a series of six questions.  Each
question is followed by a Check Box;
The CheckBox Bookmarks are named:  Schedule1A, Schedule2A, etc. ending with

In April, jalanford wrote a carefully composed message in
microsoft.public.word.vba.general on the subject of run-time errors when
trying to set a number of parameters like Options.[SomeParameter] via VBA.
The problem occured only on some machines with Word 2007 and Windows XP. We ...

I want to display a message box with instructions when a new file is opened
based on a template. I also want to have a check box for 'Do not display this
message again'.
Is this possible in Word?

OS - XP Prof SP2, Office 2003.
I have a VBA Userform with a text box where people type in the number
of parties to the
agreement. If they type "2" then it must prompt twice for the 1st

In Word 2007, I can zoom the document map by pressing SHIFT-F6 and then using
the zoom bar at the bottom of the Word window.
However, the macro recorder will not record this action.
How can the action be done programmatically, i.e. in VBA ?

Help!  For the first time I’m trying to use the formatting features of Word
2007.  I have a 2500 page commentary which I’v cleared of all formatting to
start with.  Then I began to define in my mind what is to be defined as
Heading 1, Heading 2, etc.  As you might conclude the ...

I must have develop a solution and don't know how...
When the user opens a Word document, a macro must be executed (using
AutoOpen(), perhaps?), read a separated .txt file and with this information
updating the fields in the document (DOCVARIABLE). The name of the

I am using Word's AutoNew macro to draw info from an Access database
to merge contracts containing Access main records and sub-records.
I need to know the number of sub-records in my merge before I start
the merge.

I have some vba code in Word 2003 to automatically add a watermark to
a document through a macro button.
I have adjusted it to work with Word 2007, but it adds a header space
to the top of each page.