macros in documents

[J Lunis]

This may not be the appropriate ng for this. If not, jsut direct me to
the one I need.
Using XP and Word 2003. I have created a document with a number of
macros that run ever time I tab to a new field. This all seems to work
as I want it except for two problems.
1) On startup, I am prompted to enable or disable macros. How do I get
Word to automatically run macros in this document?
2) At the end of the document I have a line that should 'kill' the
document. But when the last macro is finished, I get a 'do you want to
save changes' prompt. How do I get Word to close the document
automatically without saving the changes?

 

[Michael Bednarek]

This may not be the appropriate ng for this. If not, jsut direct me to
the one I need.
Using XP and Word 2003. I have created a document with a number of
macros that run ever time I tab to a new field. This all seems to work
as I want it except for two problems.
1) On startup, I am prompted to enable or disable macros. How do I get
Word to automatically run macros in this document?

Tools/Macro>/Security.../Low (Not recommended; just hit E to enable.)

2) At the end of the document I have a line that should 'kill' the
document. But when the last macro is finished, I get a 'do you want to
save changes' prompt. How do I get Word to close the document
automatically without saving the changes?

Try:
ActiveDocument.Saved = True
ActiveDocument.Close

 

[J Lunis]

Tools/Macro>/Security.../Low (Not recommended; just hit E to enable.)


Try:
ActiveDocument.Saved = True
ActiveDocument.Close

Thanks. I suppose to close without saving, it would be
ActiveDocument.Saved = False?

 

[Michael Bednarek]

Thanks. I suppose to close without saving, it would be
ActiveDocument.Saved = False?

No. The above is exactly what you asked for: closing a document without
saving and without a user prompt.

Have you tried it? Have you read VBA Help on the Saved Property and the
examples on that page?

 

[J Lunis]

No. The above is exactly what you asked for: closing a document without
saving and without a user prompt.

Have you tried it? Have you read VBA Help on the Saved Property and the
examples on that page?

Won't be able to do either til tomorrow (Wed). Thanks for the help.