Here's the Code in Full

[Michael E Phillps]

Scott and Ken

Thank you gentlemen close I think.
Set the breakpoints and tried to run the code. Here I will insert the whole
command button:

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L1 Privat Sub Command102_Click()
L2 On Error Goto Err_Command102_Click

L3 Dim objWord As Object
L4 ' Open Microsoft Word using automation
L5 Set objWord = CreateObject ("Word.Application")

L6 objWord.Documents.Add "C:\Templates\Doc1.dot"
L7 objWord.Visible = True

L8 Exit_Command102_Click:
L9 Exit Sub

L10 Err_Command102_Click:
L11 MsgBox Err.Description
L12 Resume Exit_Command102_Click
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The L's are line markers.
Stepping through it goes as follows
L1, L2,L5, Then jumps to L11 then I get the error "ActiveX component can't
create object"

That's it, I hope I've been clear enough
Once again thanks guys, will wait and see what you think.

Mike

 

[Bruce M. Thompson]

I presume that Word *is* installed on the machine in question? If so, there
might be a problem with the installation or you might have a references problem
(this can sometimes cause errors even if the references don't seem to pertain to
what's going on). See Doug Steele's page on the references problem,
http://members.rogers.com/douglas.j.steele/AccessReferenceErrors.html.