Hi Pat,

Yes, wdFindAsk does work in Word 2000. Whether or not the prompt
appears depends on how the replacement is set up -- if you tell it to
search the whole document, then there's nothing to ask about. That
happens when you're using Selection.Find and the Selection (the
cursor) starts at the beginning of the document, or if the whole
document is selected; or if you're using the .Find of a Range object
that's initialized to ActiveDocument.Range.

If you have any more questions of this sort, I'd suggest that you move
over to one of the programming/VBA newsgroups.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org

On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 03:33:02 -0800, Pat
wrote:

Hi Jay,

Thanks for your help it seems be worked now. Another question the ".Wrap"
property, does it also be support by Word 2000. When i try to set this
property "Wrap" = wdFindAsk. And run the macro, it will automatisch find and
replace the text without asking any question.

Best regards,

Patrick


"Jay Freedman" wrote:

Hi Pat,

Look in your macro code. If the .Wrap property of the .Find object is set to
wdFindAsk, that's the cause of the question. Change it according to the
behavior you want: wdFindContinue makes the search continue beyond the end
of the original selection or range (or wrap around to the beginning of the
document), or wdFindStop makes the search stop immediately.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org

Pat wrote:
Hi,

I build a macro to auto "Find and replace" text in a document. In
Word 2000, it works very well. The problem is when i try to run the
same macro in Word 2003. Actually it still working , but the problem
is for each "Find and replace" action the program will ask: do you
want to go further will the find action and there is two text find
and replace ......etc. My question is, is there a option in Word 2003
that you can turn off the question?

Thanks and Regards,
P.Law