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Jim
I have an Access 2000 db linked to various Word 2000
templates with merge fields and logic fields. I am
learning/working toward automating the merge process, so
that upon the click of a button in Access, the
appropriate Word template opens, merges into a new doc,
the template closes (leaving the new doc open), and the
user is left with a new (merged) doc, but the user cannot
access the merge fields, logic fields, macros, or VBA
associated with the document. I have cleared most of
these hurdles (other than closing the template, after
merger-I think I'll need to do this in VBA-but I
digress. My question here is as follows: How do I
protect the VBA and macros associated with the Word
documents? In other words, how do I keep users from
accessing this information in the templates and/or merged
documents?
I am amazed at how generous the contributors to these
forums are with their time and knowledge. Sort of a
throw back to the barn-raising days. Thank you in
advance.
Jim
templates with merge fields and logic fields. I am
learning/working toward automating the merge process, so
that upon the click of a button in Access, the
appropriate Word template opens, merges into a new doc,
the template closes (leaving the new doc open), and the
user is left with a new (merged) doc, but the user cannot
access the merge fields, logic fields, macros, or VBA
associated with the document. I have cleared most of
these hurdles (other than closing the template, after
merger-I think I'll need to do this in VBA-but I
digress. My question here is as follows: How do I
protect the VBA and macros associated with the Word
documents? In other words, how do I keep users from
accessing this information in the templates and/or merged
documents?
I am amazed at how generous the contributors to these
forums are with their time and knowledge. Sort of a
throw back to the barn-raising days. Thank you in
advance.
Jim