[MISSA]

Hello and thanks for looking. Can anyone tell me how I insert a simple code
into visual basic in Word. I have a command button created in Control Box
that, when the user clicks it, I want it to jump to the next page. Despite
much reading of info I cannot work out where / how / what to put in the code
to make it run properly. Any clues? Thanks - Andrea

[DiVerdi]

Hi

I think you have to try the next code behind your command button.

Application.Browser.Next

greetings

"MISSA" wrote:

Hello and thanks for looking. Can anyone tell me how I insert a simple code
into visual basic in Word. I have a command button created in Control Box
that, when the user clicks it, I want it to jump to the next page. Despite
much reading of info I cannot work out where / how / what to put in the code
to make it run properly. Any clues? Thanks - Andrea

[MISSA]

Thanks for the advice - that worked fine. However, what I did not realise is
when you protect a form the button does not operate. I managed to work out
how to use hyperlinks in forms but how can I work command buttons? Thanks a
lot.

"DiVerdi" wrote:

Hi

I think you have to try the next code behind your command button.

Application.Browser.Next

greetings

"MISSA" wrote:

Hello and thanks for looking. Can anyone tell me how I insert a simple code
into visual basic in Word. I have a command button created in Control Box
that, when the user clicks it, I want it to jump to the next page. Despite
much reading of info I cannot work out where / how / what to put in the code
to make it run properly. Any clues? Thanks - Andrea

[Cindy M.]

Hi ?B?TUlTU0E=?=,

However, what I did not realise is
when you protect a form the button does not operate. I managed to work out
how to use hyperlinks in forms but how can I work command buttons?

The simplest way is to use a MacroButton field (Insert/Fields). You can use a
graphic representation of a button as the "display text", or formatted text.

By default, the user needs to double-click the button to execute the macro.
But you can set Application.options.ButtonFieldClicks = 1 to make it execute
on a single click.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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