Not unless you register a call to a suitable DLL... and I have no idea
what or where to find it - I would be interested myself to know how to
trap more events...
However, as a work around [I can think of more convoluted ways but this
seems easiest] you could use the OnTime* feature to run a macro with a
delay and test the document.SAVED property; either the OnTime run will be
delayed (a parameter setting) until the save operation is completed, or
OnTime will run (and should therefore re-schedule itself - with
appropriate get out clause, such as a simple DoEvents - every few seconds)
Either way, the macro can detect the change from Saved = False to Saved =
True...
HTH
*Word 2002 (?others?) - unlike Excel - only supports one OnTime at a
time... so if you are already using it, you will need to think carefully
about the structure...
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Julian I-Do-Stuff
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http://berossus,blogspot.com
Kelie said:
Hello,
Is there a way to catch the EndSave/AfterSave enent for a document? I
looked through the reference and only found the DocumentBeforeSave
event for the Application object. There is no DocumentAfterSave or
DocumentEndSave event.
Thank you!