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I posted replies to a couple of your other posts but Maximizer v7.0 was the last version that came bundled with ReportSmith for Maximizer v3.03. After that, Maximizer switched to bundling Crystal Reports with their product and the latest version is 9. Maximizer v7.0 was replaced by v8.0 at the...

It will be located under Reports > Custom Reports once you get your installation issues sorted out. If not installed then there won't be a menu option for it. Regarding the ODBC driver - that's automaticaaly taken care of during installation. Perhaps you may have to consider a complete...

It's located on the CD-ROM and if I remember correctly it's not installed in a "Typical" install - you must select a "Custom" install. Iris

I ended up using the following that works. I was sure that I had tried this and apologize if I posted something that I thought I had tried but perhaps because of a syntax error or something else my post was inaccurate. Sub AutoNew() With CommandBars("My Custom Toolbar") ' The toolbar (command...

Some further testing with aAddIn instead of aTemplate and the templates name is listed - but still can't mark as SAVED. Any suggestions. Iris

Hi PH, Using your code I incorporated a MsgBox instead of the If .. Then .. Else to see what templates it would display. The only one was the "Custom2.dot" template. I expected to see "Custom1.dot" also. "Custom1.dot" is in Word's startup folder and It loads as evidenced by the toolbar it...

I get an error message "The member of the collection does not exist" at the point where Tony's code is inserted. Iris

Looking at the initial thread in this post, I have a template in Word's startup folder - lets call it "Custom1.dot", that its sole purpose is to provide interaction with an external program via the toolbar that's stored within the template. The toolbar has eight buttons of which one really needs...

Thanks for the reply. The template isn't Normal.dot but is a Global template in the startup folder. Nevertheless, I did try that syntax with the template's proper name with out any luck. Any other suggestions? Iris

Thanks, I figured it out. iris

Further to this, I added the command enabled = false. The template that this toolbar is loaded from is a global template and the button in question really only becomes applicable if a user loads a second template. So disabling the button in this fashion makes sense. I then added the code to the...

Is there a speed issue that anyone has run into with vba code that performs as expected when debugging but doesn't when ran normally. For word, I created code to create/format three text columns and manipulate a paragraph's before and after spacing as the document is populated with text. It...

That's all that was needed. Thanks Iris

I have a template in my Word Startup folder. Everything works fine but one of the button's tooltip was the macro module's name. Microsoft KB indicates that one can only change the tooltip by using some VBA code as follows: Sub ChangeToolTip() With CommandBars("Standard") ' The toolbar...

I thought I could enter my own descriptive tooltip for a custom Word toolbar button by simply selecting Tools > Customize and then right clicking the button and entering the short description in the Name field. However, it just defaults to the name of the module. And, changing the module name...

I ended up purchasing vbsEdit after the demo period. It includes lots of functionality and hundreds of sample scripts. Been quite pleased with it... - Iris

Mike has the correct understanding - exactly! I was hoping something along the lines of testing for the active window maybe?? - Iris

A protected project I'm using in Word displays "Reached bottom of list" in a message box. I want to incorporate that message as part of my error checking for another macro that'll exit when that message is displayed. If the project wasn't protected I could probably just incorporate its error...

So can a dicObj contain more than one item for each key. Would it be as simple as adding the following line for the previous example: objDict.Add strAccNo, CDbl(aArray(3)) I have read up on dictObj since my original post but this particular point still isn't clear to me??? - Iris

Besides the default tasks created by SBS 2003 upon installation I've scheduled a vbscript task and another database application specific task. With the exception of the db task they run as expected. The db works when I run it manually from the task's properties. However, I'm finding that when I...