Hi
I think the Global Object is used in the VBA IDE for easier reference. All
its properties and method can be found under the application object.
Global Object
Global
Multiple objects
Contains top-level properties and methods that don't need to be preceded by
the Application property. For example, the following two statements have
the same result.
Documents(1).Content.Bold = True
Application.Documents(1).Content.Bold = True
Here is the document for the Creator Property
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Creator Property
See AlsoApplies ToExampleSpecificsReturns a 32-bit integer that indicates
the application in which the specified object was created. For example, if
the object was created in Microsoft Word, this property returns the
hexadecimal number 4D535744, which represents the string "MSWD." This value
can also be represented by the constant wdCreatorCode. Read-only Long.
expression.Creator
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the objects in
the Applies To list.
Remarks
The Creator property was primarily designed to be used on the Macintosh,
where each application has a four-character creator code. For example,
Microsoft Word has the creator code MSWD. For additional information about
this property, consult the language reference Help included with Microsoft
Office Macintosh Edition.
Example
This example displays a message about the creator of myObject.
Set myObject = ActiveDocument
If myObject.Creator = wdCreatorCode Then
MsgBox "This is a Microsoft Word object"
Else
MsgBox "This is not a Microsoft Word object"
End If
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