[jose_piratilla]

At the start of new chapters or in some special pages I want to disable the
header. I have different headers for odd and even pages. They are composed of
a text including the page number, the chapter number and the chapter name,
and has a lower border to show a line below it.
I can delete the line from all headers so the problem can be reduced to a IF
field. But I don't know how to ask if in the current field there is present
some style.
I think in using the STYLEREF field to get the current value and store it on
a variable. If this variable changes then it means that the page contains
this style. But it doesn't work well.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

The only really practical way to do this, I think, is to insert section
breaks between chapters and enable "Different first page." You can then
leave the First Page Header blank.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"jose_piratilla" wrote in message
...
At the start of new chapters or in some special pages I want to disable
the
header. I have different headers for odd and even pages. They are composed
of
a text including the page number, the chapter number and the chapter name,
and has a lower border to show a line below it.
I can delete the line from all headers so the problem can be reduced to a
IF
field. But I don't know how to ask if in the current field there is
present
some style.
I think in using the STYLEREF field to get the current value and store it
on
a variable. If this variable changes then it means that the page contains
this style. But it doesn't work well.

[jose_piratilla[_2_]]

Hi Suzanne,

Yes I knew this possibility but it is a lot of manual work. I want a way to
automatize it. I was thinking in a VBA function that reviews a page looking
for some styles. So I could use: { IF IsStylePresent({ PAGE })=1 " " "Bla bla
bla" }

I'm experienced using VBA with access but I don't know anything about the
word document object. Some help?

Thanks.

Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

The only really practical way to do this, I think, is to insert section
breaks between chapters and enable "Different first page." You can then
leave the First Page Header blank.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"jose_piratilla" wrote in message
...
At the start of new chapters or in some special pages I want to disable
the
header. I have different headers for odd and even pages. They are composed
of
a text including the page number, the chapter number and the chapter name,
and has a lower border to show a line below it.
I can delete the line from all headers so the problem can be reduced to a
IF
field. But I don't know how to ask if in the current field there is
present
some style.
I think in using the STYLEREF field to get the current value and store it
on
a variable. If this variable changes then it means that the page contains
this style. But it doesn't work well.

[Stefan Blom]

Ask in a programming newsgroup such as microsoft.public.word.vba.general; if
there is a way to do this with a macro, I'm sure someone there can figure it
out.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"jose_piratilla" wrote in message
...
Hi Suzanne,

Yes I knew this possibility but it is a lot of manual work. I want a way
to
automatize it. I was thinking in a VBA function that reviews a page
looking
for some styles. So I could use: { IF IsStylePresent({ PAGE })=1 " " "Bla
bla
bla" }

I'm experienced using VBA with access but I don't know anything about the
word document object. Some help?

Thanks.

Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

The only really practical way to do this, I think, is to insert section
breaks between chapters and enable "Different first page." You can then
leave the First Page Header blank.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"jose_piratilla" wrote in
message
...
At the start of new chapters or in some special pages I want to
disable
the
header. I have different headers for odd and even pages. They are
composed
of
a text including the page number, the chapter number and the chapter
name,
and has a lower border to show a line below it.
I can delete the line from all headers so the problem can be reduced to
a
IF
field. But I don't know how to ask if in the current field there is
present
some style.
I think in using the STYLEREF field to get the current value and store
it
on
a variable. If this variable changes then it means that the page
contains
this style. But it doesn't work well.