You can't 'control the wizard' with vba. The wizard is simply a template
like any other. Copy it to the Word startup folder and change the extension
from wiz to dot and it will load with Word and give your documents access to
the macros it contains. If you want to edit those macros to fit in with your
project, open the template in Word and edit the code to make it do what you
want it to do, or as I suggested previously, avoid the wizard altogether and
simply print your document to the fax driver - for which you will find
suggested code in the linked page I posted earlier.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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