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Brian DePratto
I have a macro that was originally written for Word 2000.
It searches for a specific style, then builds a textbox
beside that area, and places an image inside of it (to get
the image in the margins, without ruining the document
margins). Attempting to run this macro in Word 2003 is a
chore in boredom, often taking up to 20 times longer to
complete execution. I attempted to disable repagination
(which seems to be the source of the problem - Word
repaginates every time a text box is created). However,
this was impossible, as Word renables it for some reason
(seemingly undocumented). As well, attempting to run the
macro in a non-paginated (normal) view didn't work, as Word
switches to Layout mode without asking.
Does anyone have any suggestions for ways to improve the
exectute time of this macro?
-Brian DePratto
Junior Technical Developer
Campana Systems Inc.
It searches for a specific style, then builds a textbox
beside that area, and places an image inside of it (to get
the image in the margins, without ruining the document
margins). Attempting to run this macro in Word 2003 is a
chore in boredom, often taking up to 20 times longer to
complete execution. I attempted to disable repagination
(which seems to be the source of the problem - Word
repaginates every time a text box is created). However,
this was impossible, as Word renables it for some reason
(seemingly undocumented). As well, attempting to run the
macro in a non-paginated (normal) view didn't work, as Word
switches to Layout mode without asking.
Does anyone have any suggestions for ways to improve the
exectute time of this macro?
-Brian DePratto
Junior Technical Developer
Campana Systems Inc.