Hi Ricki,
If the document has not previously been saved, then using
[documentobject].SaveAs
will cause the File SaveAs dialog to appear. If it has previously been
saved, then you will need to use
Dialogs(wdDialogFileSaveAs).Show
to get it to appear as otherwise, the .SaveAs command will just save the
document with its present filename.
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Hope this helps
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
Ricki Miles said:
I would like to end my macro with the File, Save As dialog box opening
up
so
the user can put in a name. What is the VBA language to display the File,
Save As dialog box? Thanks,
Ricki