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How to automatically turn on and off the document map.
I'm creating a set of work instructions and I'm trying to decide if I want to use the document map feature in Word 2003. I want the users to be able to open the instructions document and view the Document Map automatically without having them go to View/Document Map. And when they close the document I want to automatically turn off the Document Map so that when they open another word doc it won't open in Document Map. Is there a way to do this? |
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How to automatically turn on and off the document map.
To a certain extent, the display of the document map seems to be
associated with the view (just like the zoom ratio is), but I suspect that you need auto macros to accomplish what you want. You may want to ask in a programming newsgroup for confirmation, though. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP wrote in message ups.com... I'm creating a set of work instructions and I'm trying to decide if I want to use the document map feature in Word 2003. I want the users to be able to open the instructions document and view the Document Map automatically without having them go to View/Document Map. And when they close the document I want to automatically turn off the Document Map so that when they open another word doc it won't open in Document Map. Is there a way to do this? |
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How to automatically turn on and off the document map.
Stefan Blom wrote:
To a certain extent, the display of the document map seems to be associated with the view (just like the zoom ratio is), but I suspect that you need auto macros to accomplish what you want. You may want to ask in a programming newsgroup for confirmation, though. I was able to put a line of code in the Document_Open and Document_Close events and sort of got it to work. The problem is that if you have your macro security set to high (which is the default) Word ignores the code. So I gave up. I'm just going to tell the users that they need to click View/Document Map manually. Thanks for the info! Chuck. |
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How to automatically turn on and off the document map.
Adding the macro to the normal.dot template and then specifying (in
the Security dialog box) that Word should trust all installed templates and add-ins would fix that problem. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP wrote in message oups.com... Stefan Blom wrote: To a certain extent, the display of the document map seems to be associated with the view (just like the zoom ratio is), but I suspect that you need auto macros to accomplish what you want. You may want to ask in a programming newsgroup for confirmation, though. I was able to put a line of code in the Document_Open and Document_Close events and sort of got it to work. The problem is that if you have your macro security set to high (which is the default) Word ignores the code. So I gave up. I'm just going to tell the users that they need to click View/Document Map manually. Thanks for the info! Chuck. |