word-vba

I have a macro that I developed in Word 2010. How do I send this to others to use? Save the document as .dotm (macro enabled template). Save it to %Appdata%/Microsoft/word/startup Close word. Now, it will be accessible to all other word documents. If not by default, then go to templates and tick the file saved above to deploy, create a simple script that copies the file to the appropriate folder. You can probably deploy via email From the sublime to the ridiculous, here are four different options: Create an add-in. Distribute and tell others to install it. Instructions Create a COM add-in.

I have a Word document with two embedded Excel files (added using Insert -> Object -> Create From File) which I wish to modify using Word VBA. I have got to the point where I am able to open the embedded files for editing (see code below), but am unable to get a handle on the Excel workbook using which I can make the modifications and save the embedded file. Does anyone have a solution for this? Thanks in advance. Sub TestMacro() Dim lNumShapes As Long Dim lShapeCnt As Long Dim xlApp As Object Dim wrdActDoc As Document Set wrdActDoc = ActiveDocument For lShapeCnt = 1 To 1 'wrdActDoc

how do i programatically add an image using VBA to a word document. I've tried adding a bookmark to the word document and tried adding the image, but it always adds to the top of the form rather than the bookmark area. Should i persevere with the bookmark or is there another way to add the image? See my code below: Dim wrdApp As Word.Application Dim wrdDoc As Word.Document Set wrdApp = CreateObject("Word.Application") Dim objWdRange As Word.Range Dim GraphImage As String Dim shortString As String shortString = Range("short").Value GraphImage = "http://xxx.xxxxx.com/xxx/xxx.png?instrument=Image

I am trying to extract links from webpages, but it seems webbrowser does not navigate, so I get infinite loop at webbrowser1.readstate <> readystate_complete... HOWEVER, if make a breakpoint at webbrowser1.readstate <> readystate_complete, the webbrowser navigates successfully in the userform, and code works.... Any ideas? Thanks Do Until n = num WebBrowser1.Navigate URL Do While WebBrowser1.readyState <> READYSTATE_COMPLETE Loop If WebBrowser1.readyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE Then 'code end if n = n +1 loop noseratio The while loop you use in your question and in your answer is a busy waiting

I want to capture the backspace event, just do the backspace's action, then add other action, but I am not sure the backspace's original action:Selection. Delete , -1 ? Sub AddKeyBinding() With Application ' \\ Do customization in THIS document .CustomizationContext = ThisDocument ' \\ Add keybinding to this document Shorcut: Backspace .KeyBindings.Add KeyCode:=BuildKeyCode(wdKeyBackspace), _ KeyCategory:=wdKeyCategoryCommand, Command:="TestKeybinding" End With End Sub ' \\ Test sub for keybinding Sub TestKeybinding() Selection.Delete , -1 ' I am not sure how to impl the original command If

Background: I have an extensive set of specialized VBA macros used in Word for document formatting purposes. In Word 2003, these macros were activated from a customized toolbar. I have recently transitioned to Word 2007 and would like to be able to run these existing VBA macros from a new Word Ribbon created with VS 2010. I have created a Ribbon; however, I cannot figure out how to call the existing macros from the new Ribbon buttons. Question: How do I call the existing VBA macros, which are stored in a .dotm template, from the C# Word Add-in? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Heinzi The