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Hi,
Assume my cursor is placed within a random word of a document.
I'm looking for VBA commands which will select this whole word.
(Similar to double-clicking).
The code should select the word in 3 various cursor positions:
1) Within the word (between its characters).
2) At the beginning of the word (between the first character and the leading
space).
3) At the end of the word between the last character and the following space).
I'm familiar with the code for selecting the whole line, at the cursors
position:
Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdLine
Selection.EndKey Unit:=wdLine, Extend:=wdExtend
but could not figure out how to implement it for a single word.
As more as I think - it sounds very similar to the inner Dictionary
implementation - saying: the recognition of the whole word from only placing
the cursor between its characters.
Farther more, if the code could return the words number - I would be able to
implement what ever I want by selecting: ActiveDocument.Words(x).select
Thanks, Leo Elm
Assume my cursor is placed within a random word of a document.
I'm looking for VBA commands which will select this whole word.
(Similar to double-clicking).
The code should select the word in 3 various cursor positions:
1) Within the word (between its characters).
2) At the beginning of the word (between the first character and the leading
space).
3) At the end of the word between the last character and the following space).
I'm familiar with the code for selecting the whole line, at the cursors
position:
Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdLine
Selection.EndKey Unit:=wdLine, Extend:=wdExtend
but could not figure out how to implement it for a single word.
As more as I think - it sounds very similar to the inner Dictionary
implementation - saying: the recognition of the whole word from only placing
the cursor between its characters.
Farther more, if the code could return the words number - I would be able to
implement what ever I want by selecting: ActiveDocument.Words(x).select
Thanks, Leo Elm