There are a number of things that could be wrong here. Where are you saving
the macro? Is it supposed to act on all new documents? In that case it
should be in normal.dot. It should also be called AutoNew as AutoOpen is for
existing documents.

Frankly no matter how stupid or lazy your client, this is a very poor method
for setting justification that could introduce more problems than it solves.
You need to set justification as a paragraph style attribute.

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youngslyfr wrote:
Hello Suzanne, THank you for the advice.
Whenever I do a macro though, being anything I put in it, and call it
AutoOpen it just wont do anything when I open Word. No errors, but
also its not executing it !!
Any suggestions what I might be doing wrong???
Im on windows 2000 pro running word 2000
Thank you again
Sylvie

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

You can accomplish the same thing by naming your macro AutoExec or
AutoOpen or AutoNew, but any of those is a hamhanded approach to the
problem, which should be solved by modifying the paragraph style
instead (but I strongy recommend against modifying the Normal style
to be justified since most other styles are based on it).

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"youngslyfr" wrote in message
...
I created a macro in word...I want word to use this macro on
startup. I type in the switche /mmacroname right after the target
for winword.exe (shortcut)( yes with a space after the " ) When i
click on word to open up..i get this stupid run time error 91
object variable or with block variable not set. It is soooooo easy
to to the same thing in excel!! Wonder why microsoft is not
STANDARD !!!!!
My macro only has one line!!! I just want it to justify my text
instead of justify left by default (btw its for a lazy client )

I use windows 2000. I tried it on XP and it does the same thing.

Any help would be appreciated, thank u
Sylvie