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Message: [QUOTE="Jay Freedman, post: 5888322"] Although you can find the list of command line switches at [URL]http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=210565[/URL], it isn't going to help with the need you stated. If the VBA is running inside Word, then nothing you could put on the Word command line will have any effect because *Word is already running*. Whether you can do what you want depends entirely on exactly which VBA function you're calling. For example, if you're printing the document from VBA, use the syntax ActiveDocument.PrintOut Background:=False The Background parameter controls whether execution of the VBA code continues to the next line immediately (when Background is True, which is the default if you omit the parameter) or waits until the document has been completely handed off to the Windows spooler. [/QUOTE]