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Message: [QUOTE="Jay Freedman, post: 5226024"] Hi Judi, You can replace wdAllowOnlyFormFields with the value 2. In Word's VBA editor, you can use the Object Browser to find the values of VBA constants. (For completeness, the other valid values of Type are wdAllowOnlyRevisions = 0, wdAllowOnlyComments = 1, and wdAllowOnlyReading = 3.) Depending on the language of the application you're writing, you could use a #define or Const statement to declare the constant's value at the top of your code and not have to change the Protect statement. [/QUOTE]