Contrary to what Microsoft says, use the legacy keyboard commands Alt+T, M, R to start the macro recorder in Powerpoint 2007, and use the same keyboard combination to stop recording.
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It's pretty simple actually. I want to build a form with 2 text boxes. The user types "TEST" into the first text box, clicks on a command button, and the text is replaced with "&8*^" (or whatever) in the second box. It's a simple text substitution for privacy purposes, useful for email...
Thanks Skip. In MSWord I just created an array variable, (sSsource) and then I use the Type command and a loop to type in my text in a Textbox created in a MS Word form using VBA.
Do
Selection.TypeText Text:=sSource(y)
y = y + 1
Loop
What I'd like to do is take it out of MSWord (VBA) and put...
I have a little text substitution routine I wrote for MS Word and I'm trying to get it out of Word and into VB. To do that I need to figure out how to programatically write text, one character at a time, to a text box, or figure out a work around. Any ideas out there?
How can I encode a sound file to play in the background of my main page, but only once per session, not every time the visitor returns to the home page?
Had a great VBA routine in my Access database that looped through the database and sent customized email automatically, sort of like using a mail-merge feature. Now the updated versions of our program (2000 version) won't allow that. It pops up a text box at each attempt to send the email...
I'm using VBA code to transfer data from MS Access into our MS Outlook calendar. We are using Access and Outlook 2002 SP 3.
The code below works like a champ to loop through my Access query and put the data into the Outlook calendar. But the Outlook calendar allows you to color-code entries...
Jay,
Been there and done that, but I don't understand enough about how the find/replace function works to get the code to work. Using your simplified replace routine and the sample Do statment in the help file, here's the best I can do:
Sub test()
Dim count
Dim num
count = 0
'Count the...
I'm trying to use the Find & Replace feature in Word within a Do Loop statement to sequentially replace the same text string with different variables. My question is how to structure the Do statement to stop when it no longer finds the text string to be replaced. The code I'm using is:
Do...
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