The CommandBars enumeration has a method ExecuteMso. Call it with
ExecuteMso("AdvancedFileProperties") and it will bring up the properties
dialog.
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"Summer" wrote in message
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In 2003 you can set Options to Prompt for Document Properties on Save.
I saw a recent post by Herb Tyson (I think) suggesting to turn this feature on in Developer Tab Document Panel Check the feature for Document Properties.
I use 2007 Professional Academic and do not see Document Panel in the Developer Tab.
I run as a standalone and hook into a 2-3 machine Wireless Network and run a Sharepoint Website.
I was going to use my VBA 2003 macro but obviously this will not work in 2007 as the Properties is Office Prepare Properties.
Help!
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