[Brian]

Rathish,

Have a look at this site.

http://www.gcflearnfree.org/Tutorial...&tutorialID=27

Hope it helps,
--
Brian McCaffery


"Rathish" wrote:

Dear Sir,

while exploring the net i found a video by Brian Jones in which he gave
demonstration regarding how to use custom XML schemas to pass data between
Word and Excel.
If you find any video which demonstrating anything about word please send a
link to me.
I would like to go through it.

"Brian" wrote:

Rathish,

I am pleased that you are enjoying the learning experience. Don't run before
you can crawl though ;-).

You have not decared your variables. Read the following:

http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/...eVariables.htm

For example,
Dim gintTotal As String
Dim gintTestTaken As String

If you have further problems with macros, post a new thread, explain what
you are trying to achieve, and paste in the code. Someone will look at it and
post back.

Keep trying, and remember never ask "Can this be done?" but always "How can
this be done?" there is always a way.

Hope this helps,
--
Brian McCaffery


"Rathish" wrote:

Private Sub Document_New()
'sets both global variables
'...for total and score fields...
'to zero so they can run at least once
gintTotal = 0
gintTestTaken = 0
I Inserted this macro while i was trying to to Automate the quiz Form it is
showing compile error. can you make me understand what this compile error
usually mean. this compile eror is shown in (gintTotal = 0).


"Brian" wrote:

Ok. One of the key elements of Word, once you have played around with basic
keyboard skills assigning Bold etc. is an understanding of the Styles. Try
creating a test template (.dot file) Open a copy of a document, then attach
the template. Now you can edit the stlyles to make the Document look how you
want it . You will find the tutorials on the link to guide you.

Let us know how you are getting on.
--
Brian McCaffery


"Rathish" wrote:

I am having MS-Word 2002 version

"Brian" wrote:

Look at the tutorials at the following URL:
http://word.mvps.org/Tutorials/FreeToAccess.htm

If you get stuck, remember there are plenty of people here willing to help.

Hope this helps,
--
Brian McCaffery


"Rathish" wrote:

Hi,
i am new to the world of Word my job profile is office automation every day
i learn new things can any oneshare
some of their experiences in order to explore new things in word which will
certainly help me to learn more about office automation as well as to gain
knowledge and by which i can implement that in my work. I would be very
thankfull, because i feel have a very little
amount of knowledge regarding the Word (Office Automation) i want some one
to guide me towards the more interesting phase of word.