I've created a toolbar using Word VBA that's created when Word is launched (using standard methods). The problem is that when I set the up/down state of a button for the current document, the button state in every document is changed...
I want to add a new tab to the "New" dialog in Word (2000/XP). When that tab is clicked I want to see files from a particular directory. Is there anyway of doing this without recreating the entire dialog?
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Thanks for the info. It is close to what I was looking for. Unfortunately, the user can still add new toolbars.
Does anyone know how to hide the "Customize..." command without disabling the show/hide toolbar commands???
Please help.
Hi I hope someone can help...
Is there any way of disabling the "Customize..." command that appears after a right-click on the empty part of the toolbar area?
I've made a custom Word template with it's own toolbars & menu items. I don't want the users to be able to change the...
There is no easy way of converting to XML. There are some basic issues with conversion:
What DTD do you want the xml to conform to?
Are your Word documents structured/styled?
Microsoft calims that Word will convert a doc to xml. But this conversion is based on their DTD and only works if you...
That doesn't seem to help much. But thanks for the input. If someone knows how to add a control at run time without the ".addOLEControl(ClassType:="Forms.Checkbox.1)" it would help a lot.
Thanks
Rob
I'm using VBA to add a control to Word at run-time. I'm using the following code to add a checkbox:
Dim m_shape As InlineShape
Dim WithEvents m_check As MSForms.CheckBox
Set m_shape = Selection.InlineShapes.AddOLEControl(ClassType:="Forms.checkbox.1")
Set m_check =...
I'm using VBA to add a control to Word at run-time. I'm using the following code to add a checkbox:
Dim m_shape As InlineShape
Dim WithEvents m_check As MSForms.CheckBox
Set m_shape = Selection.InlineShapes.AddOLEControl(ClassType:="Forms.checkbox.1")
Set m_check =...
I'm using VBA to add a control to Word at run-time. I'm using the following code to add a checkbox:
Dim m_shape As InlineShape
Dim WithEvents m_check As MSForms.CheckBox
Set m_shape = Selection.InlineShapes.AddOLEControl(ClassType:="Forms.checkbox.1")
Set m_check =...
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