auto_open macro in WORD ???
25 February 2004, 08:49 AM
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auto_open macro in WORD ???
I know that if a macro is saved as auto_open in excel it will automatically fire up when the file is accessed.
It doesn't though in Word. Anyone got a clue how to get a macro to fire up as soon as a document is opened ? Or do you have to put it into normal.dot ???
It doesn't though in Word. Anyone got a clue how to get a macro to fire up as soon as a document is opened ? Or do you have to put it into normal.dot ???
25 February 2004, 09:14 AM
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I think it needs to be in normal.dot and called AutoOpen or AutoExec.
HTH.
John.
Edited to add: Re-read your post and it doesn't need to be in normal.dot if you want it to relate to one specific file.
HTH.
John.
Edited to add: Re-read your post and it doesn't need to be in normal.dot if you want it to relate to one specific file.
Last edited by john_s; 25 February 2004 at 09:15 AM.
Cheers John - Spot on
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