Windows XP Pro SP2
MS Word 2003 SP3
I have inherited a document that was originally created in Notepad and has
paragraphs that look like the psuedo-paragraphs below:

I am using this macro (courtesy of Doug Robbins with help from Jay Freedman)
to sequentially number certificates where data other than the serial numbers
is in ask fields.
The macro is in a template and runs automatically on Document_new. My

My template has code in AutoNew()
I need to asign strFileLocation as the file location of the template
How do I do this?
thanks.

I generate word (2003) documents with several imported pictures.
But these pictures are to large so I have to change the size to 80% by hand.
How can I automatic change the size for all pictures in the file?
I have tried to record a macro to do this, but during this recording I ...

I have application which launches a wrod template file, when I save it, I
want to just save the text part of it and not the header and footer.
How is it possible?
Thanks in Advance

I am making a questionnaire using various Check Boxes to indicate a
customers preferences.
The Check Boxes are in my Word document but I don't know how to make
them active, in other words that when you click on the Check Box that

Apparently a security fix in service pack 3 for Office is preventing older
word files from being opened.
When the users try to open they get a message:
"You are attempting to open a file that was created in an earlier version of

i have assigned a keyboard shortcut (Alt+N,L) to a macro i recorded.
i would like to change the key board shortcut and i cant find a way to it?
i would be more interested in finding out how to do this without going into
writing macros which i am not very good at.

I am working with an existing word doc that is linked via bookmarks to an
excel doc and I am trying to figure out which bookmarks in the word doc go to
which cells in the excel doc.  My first step is to get a list of bookmarks in
the word doc.  Is there a way to extract a list of ...

i am trying to find a way to delete all text/characters in a paragraph
up to (and including) the last occurence of a backslash within that
paragraph, throughout the document. using the GNU regexp i would
select something like "^.*\\" and delete it.

I began a small project that involved the following steps:
1. Copy a large amount of table data from my health insurer's site.
2. Save the table in a text file to get rid of the table formatting.
3. Copy the resulting text to Word where I could use "Find/Replace" editing

When I activate the Protect Form function on my templates and then
open them via a 3rd party preview screen I get a series of error
messages before the macro works. I need to protect the form for the
form fields to work and the templates are for a 3rd party system so I

I just had a Word form task dumped on me, which would not be a problem
if I had spent a lot of time working with forms in the past.
But I haven't.
I need to create a form field, run a macro on entry (or exit, if more

I want to build a powerpoint presentation that will be used in many locations
around the world, can I feed a presentation from a word document

I am using Word 2003, can someone assist me with some code which looks
through a document and deletes all the formfields that are not populated.
Thanks in advance