I'd like to add a couple of printer buttons to my toolbar that I could use
to print to different printers.  Word XP keeps the printer I changed it to
as my default.  Ideally I'd like the macro/button to ( for clarity I will
name the printers 933 (my default) and colour):

How can I specify a nonbreaking space in a constant? I'd like to accomplish:
Const strColon As String = ":" & Chr(160)
But one can't use the Chr function when dimensioning. The higher idea is to
isolate the delimiter used at the beginning of the code for easier

I am converting some old macros and need a VBA equivalent to the
WordBasic.ExtendSelection "?" [where ? indicates some character].
My old code uses this mechanism extensively to include various sized text to
subsequently search for in the document. The VB Equivalents help only

(Word 2003 and VB 6.5)
I'm creating a rather lengthy form with about 100 text fields. Development
has gone smoothly until now, when Word has begun to close unexpectedly and
recover the document whenever I use Debug > Compile Project.

I it possible to create a new macro in a form.  Basically I there are
certain fields in the form that I would like to duplicate for an another
form.  Is this possible to record the field I want to duplicate in a macro
recording in a form?

I have a 1 table that has one column and multiple rows ... in each row in
the column is a different table.  How would I go about hiding a table that is
within the original table?  Ive been messing around with Nested Tables but
not getting anywhere.

I'm trying to create a macro that forces autotext entries to be saved in a
special template called User.dot instead of Normal.dot.  I have the macro
tied to Alt+F3, this is how the users will save their autotext.  Here's what
I have so far, the message boxes work but it still ...

I have created a questionnaire in word & have added a button in the file so
that when it is pressed it attaches the file in the sender’s e mail.
To do this I have used    " ActiveDocument.SendMail "
This is great but wish to automatically add the e mail address & if possible

I have a protected form which has few text form fields. I also have a macro,
which adds new paragraph if needed. In order to work, this macro has to
unprotect document (and protect again when paragraph is added). Now, if user
has entered text in text form fields and runs the ...

I'm still busy evaluating strings. I want to evaluate these strings:
". "
" ."
", "

Can you modify a document before you create it?I would like to know if  there
a place in word or vista/xp that logs every move made or documents a
documents conception that can’t be changed?

Is there any code to go to the beginning of the current paragraph.  I have
tried:
Selection.MoveUp Unit:=wdParagraph, Count:=1
This works, except if you are alreday at the beginning of the paragraph it

When I want to make a read only form usually I just make a PDF and add the
text boxes where I want people to enter stuff.  I have someone that wants to
keep it all in Word because that is all they have access to.  What should I
be looking into so that I can create a form like so:

I have created a macro that shows a dialog box with all my installed
printers where I work. My question is if there is any way to have the macro
icon's yellow message box show the name of the currently selected printer
when the user hovers the mouse over it? This would be similar ...

I have a macro which I use to toggle certain graphics on or off. I have
inserted the relevant piece of code below. The problem is that all my
documents have mushroomed to 800+ kb in size from 40kb previously.
My question is it possible to link to a graphic based in a permanent