If the values that you want are in formfields, use the .Result property of
each formfield.

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"js" wrote in message
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Thanks Doug,

How to get the form items value if the doc is protect?
I used strDoc = oWordDocO.Content, but I can't get the item values from
content property? Any ways? Please advice. Thanks again.


"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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It is is set to "True" a new template is created based on the template
that is called by Template:=filename; if it is set to "False" a new
document is created based on that template. The latter is what you would
normally do.

I am assuming that somewhere earlier in your code, the path and name of
the template are loaded into the variable "filename".

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Thanks Doug,

Can you pls explain more about if NewTemplate:=True, or False what will
happen?


"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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Do you really want to create a new template?

Use

Set oWordApp = CreateObject("Word.Application") 'New Word.Application
Set oWordDocO = oWordApp.Documents.Add(Template:=filename,
NewTemplate:=False)


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"js" wrote in message
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Hi,
if my doc is wdAllowOnlyFormFields, the .Add method will cause
DocumentBeforeClose event to fire, and won't let me open the doc,
how to fix this? thanks.

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Set oWordApp = CreateObject("Word.Application") 'New
Word.Application
Set oWordDocO = oWordApp.Documents.Add(Template:=filename,
NewTemplate:=True)