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I have a protected document I need to work with, and I'm trying to figue out
what type of object it is that represent the "regions I can edit". They aren't forms, and when I try to get a count of all comments in the immediate window it says zero. Any ideas? I realize this isn't a tables question perse, but I've gotten some great help here. Please let me know if there is another forum I should use instead. Thanks In Advance, Eric |
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There are two methods of the Document object that deal with editable
regions: DeleteAllEditableRanges and SelectAllEditableRanges. There is also a GoToEditableRange method (of the Range object). See VBA Help. If you want more on editable regions in Word, you had better ask in a programming newsgroup, such as microsoft.word.vba.general. Be sure to specify exactly what you are trying to do. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Eric" wrote in message ... I have a protected document I need to work with, and I'm trying to figue out what type of object it is that represent the "regions I can edit". They aren't forms, and when I try to get a count of all comments in the immediate window it says zero. Any ideas? I realize this isn't a tables question perse, but I've gotten some great help here. Please let me know if there is another forum I should use instead. Thanks In Advance, Eric |
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