I am part of a company that is constantly updating a very large Word Document
(over 700 pages - 25MB).  This document is edited by several people in the
company who must at all times have the most current version, in the physical
form (printed pages) and electronic.  The problem ...

I'm trying to create a macro that displays the Go To dialog box with
settings already in place, so the user can find and determine their action
for each found instance individually. The settings are:
Go to what: Field

Is there a way to catch the EndSave/AfterSave enent for a document? I
looked through the reference and only found the DocumentBeforeSave
event for the Application object. There is no DocumentAfterSave or
DocumentEndSave event.

I have a Word Form that contains regular form field type fields and OCX type
fields. I believe the latter are also known as Active-X fields? These fields
are either checkboxes or optionboxes (radio buttons). I am using them because
they are more flexible. Anyway, for some unknown ...

I am trying to write a program which can find and translate Japanese
dates, in the form
Heisei 19 nen 12 gatsu 14 nichi
into Western dates.

I have read other posts which describe this procedure and copied the code
from the Word MVP web site
(http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/InterDev/FillListBoxFromXLDAO.htm)
I edited the filename to "Book1.xlsx", but unfortunately, I cannot get it to

High
The toolbar from my Word 2003-Template
is set in the far right corner by Word 2007
under the Menu "Add-Ins".

I'm new to trying to use a TOC, but fairly adept at using help etc. to get
around the software.  I am setting up a document template, and followed the
instructions in the help, using the application of styles to generate the
TOC.  I applied heading 1 and 2 to various lines of ...

I have documents that might have several sections with section page
numbering in them and I was looking around for a macro that would update ALL
fields, not just those in the main document or a particular Header/Footer.
I'm sure something exists, but I haven't been able to find ...

I'm trying to format an entire text box in one shot.
Manually,
1) I select the text box
2) from toolbar choose Font, Size, Bold etc.

Is it possible to change the name of the currently opened document, without
doing a "saveas"?
I'd like to do a "saveas" to save a copy under the new name, but I'd like
the user to be able to continue to work on the copy of the document as they

Need some direction on useing a picture for an icon. How do I get the picture
into the box for Icon selection.
Thanls

I hope Shauna reads this. Just one more oddity about GetCrossReferenceItems
and InsertCrossReference. But maybe you've found a way around it...
You can test this out yourself fairly easily. Create a document with three
Heading 1 paras in it. Type Before in the first, nothing in ...

I would like to split a table into 2 pages and copy a new Header just before
the new table created (which is on the next page). So, I tried:
iRowSplit = 20
tbl.Rows(iRowSplit).Range.InsertBreak (wdPageBreak)

I am programmatically inserting material in a Word 2007 document, sometimes
off-screen and earlier in the doc than where the user is working.  If the
insertion is long it causes an annoying scroll where the user is working.
In searching for a way to prevent this I haven't found a ...