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Macro upon opening in a form
Hello all!
I am using the form features in my word document. I see that there is an option to run a macro upon opening the document. I don't know how to create a macro, but I am wondering if I can create a macro that gives an info box that pops up when the document is opened that tells users that the document is set up in a form and how to use it? Any help is greatly appreciated as always! Kelly |
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The macro side of this is easy: call the macro AutoOpen, and include a
Msgbox statement: Public Sub AutoOpen Msgbox "Here is some information", vbInformation, "Dialog heading" End Sub But be aware of the security dramas associated with distributing documents containing macros. You'll save yourself a great deal of anguish just putting the information in the document itself, even if it looks a little silly. "Kelly" wrote in message ... Hello all! I am using the form features in my word document. I see that there is an option to run a macro upon opening the document. I don't know how to create a macro, but I am wondering if I can create a macro that gives an info box that pops up when the document is opened that tells users that the document is set up in a form and how to use it? Any help is greatly appreciated as always! Kelly |
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