This should get you started

See the article "How to create a Userform" at:

http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Userforms/CreateAUserForm.htm


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"Marcel Mason" wrote in message
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Thanks Doug - I'll Google this of course but if you happened to have a
handy
web reference/howto it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

M

"Doug Robbins" wrote:

I would create a userform that contained comboboxes with the available
options and a command button with wrote the selected data to the Document
Properties

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"Marcel Mason" wrote in message
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We have tens of thousands of documents (primarily Word docs) that we
would
like to move into our new SharePoint Portal Server, unfortunately very
few
of
the document authors have, over the years, bothered to fill in any
document
properties.

Give the nature of the organization (multiple departments with multiple
responsibilities) and the high (for us) number of documents we would
like
to
make this as easy on the portal user as possible to enter document
property
information prior to moving it into the portal by having categories and
keywords available from a menu as opposed to us sending around a list
of
categories and keywords to each user and having them open the document,
retype the info, and resave the document.

Now for the questions......

Is this possible?
Could it include multiple categories?
Could it include multiple keywords?
If so could someone point me in the direction of a good how-to?

Many thanks

Marcel