I'm trying to record a macro to automate something I commonly do with a
newly-inserted picture, namely put it in a "frame" to make it moveable and
resizeable. I do this via: right-click it > Format Picture > Layout tab >
select "Square" Wrapping Style > OK

I've an automated report generation application built using word,
excel and sql server. Essentially, it uses MS Word as a WYSIWYG
editor, with excel underneath it formatting charts and tables and the
data is sourced from SQL Server.

I have created the following code in Module 1 of a Word Form w/fill-in fields
and have created a small toolbar with Protect and Unprotect buttons which
allows the user to unlock the form to access mail merge and then re-protect
the document per company requirements.

I have a chart named "Chart 1" in an EXCEL spreadsheet.  How do I
programatically copy that chart from EXCEL and paste it into Word at a
bookmark location?
Thanks.

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Question:  Is it possible to create a GUI/form/etc. in VBA strictly
through text code (meaning the GUI is "built" WITH text commands
specifying control properties/methods and WITHOUT the graphical tool

I am creating a word document using MS Access.
I am able to take data from a table (A memo field) and place it into a
document. The memo field has two paragraphs.
When I come to add the next paragraph through VBA, it overwrites the

Discussions in Word Programming
vbscript not found, Shell & Windows Explorer search automation
The vbscript below works fairly well, but ...
1.  I kind of feel that I'm cheating because the script relies on sendkeys,

Hi, is there a way I can search for an occurance of a word within the first
10 lines only of a document?
I want a message box to say "Yes" if found, or "No" if not. I actually want
to do more with the macro, but this just keeps things simple for now.

Dear Experts:
below macro highlights all occurrences of different font formatting in
footnotes. In this example the built-in "footnote text" style has the
font "Times New Roman".  The macro highlights all footnotes where "non-

It appears that if one searches the styles collection of a document, such as:
   Dim oStyle As Style
   Dim actDoc As Document
   Set actDoc = ActiveDocument

hello everybody. i am trying to develop a number of employees forms in my
company and i need to connect it directly ith a simple database . i have
heared that we can create such connecton between word ans excel.
notice : iam vot very good with accesss .

My terminology may be incorrect.
I am using MS-Word 2003 and Windows Vista (sob)
When I rip some text off a web page there are sometimes footnotes, like:
"... and Harold McMillan [12] wrote to the labour leader [14] something or