Recent content by DickyP

Two minor points - I described the bold line as a heading. Secondly, of course it doesn't go against the rules of eEnglish: I should have said it encourages users to go against them.

Back to the change of style there is one truly important fault with the new style message box. It stops the WizHook variant working properly. I like many coders use this as it replicate(s/d) the original Access Message box where separating the text of the message with the @ sign divided it...

Don't you just love predicted text :D

I don't know if the following (true) story counts as a joke but you either laugh or you cry! I'm in the poo. The wife started to re-arrange the shoe shelves in the hall and with much frustration told me my shoes we a nuisance as because they were so big they took up a lot of room. Being...

Thanks for trying to produce a variant that might suit me. It is, however, just that; a variant of the same thing. Obviously, things aren't going to change and I will have to live withe new version(which I still don 't like. ) I does, however, remain change for change's sake and is totally...

couldn't agree more - users? What are they?

I will look at it when I get a decent internet connection back: ours has been dodgy in the extreme for the last few days with storms, gales, snow etc. Hopefully, I'll be able to do my my luddite thing. :) Mind you this change is a perfect example to MS doing the other thing Murphy warned...

I personally hate the new style message box! It provides nothing new and is much harder to read for people like me with weak, close-to eyesight

Bit a reach even for you Doc man: Britain didn't exist for 740 years after England came into being where we spoke English. That's only 80 odd years older than USA. Now (American) English and British (English) I can go with. Mind you, there is so much cross fertilisation between the two these...

Surely you're referring to American, not English. :)

You're right, of course - should be Selection.Copy :)

It's actually Application.Selection and it saves the Table that been selected. Within VBA in Word it is by definition the Application object if used without without a qualifier (or was). Application.Selection is actually the cursor position. And the code (without Application) is what is...

In case anyone is actually interested (possibly/probably unlikely), Word Cut & Paste has changed. You now have to be much more specific. What used work in my scenario; - Tables(1).Select - Selection.save and then later move to the end of the document and then paste - Selection.EndKey...

After a lot more investigation I have confirmed that cut & paste in Word *has* changed. I have a number of Word routines in both Word itself or using the Word object model from Acceee, where the template has a table which I copy, then after filing it move to the end of the document to new page...

Copy and paste are definitely working differently when I select and copy a table, which now copies no formatting. The template/ macros still work perfectly in Word 2003 on my laptop. I am actually redesigning the template to do things differently (and if truth were told better!)