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Lawrence Gould
Dear All,
In MS Word 97, is there a way to set up Insert|File so it
defaults to All Files instead of to Word Documents?
The following macro, which works for my install of Word, shows
All Files for File|Open, but when I try creating another macro by
replacing FileOpen with InsertFile, that new macro doesn't work for
File|Insert :
Sub FileOpenShowAllFiles()
Dim dlg As FileOpen
GetCurValues dlg
dlg.AddToMru = 1
dlg.Name = "*.*"
If Dialog(dlg) Then FileOpen dlg
End Sub
From six years ago, "rich" on this newsgroup recommended the
following macro for Insert|File, but it doesn't work on my computer:
Sub MAIN()
Dim dlg As InsertFile
GetCurValues dlg
dlg.Name = "*.*"
Dialog dlg
InsertFile dlg
End Sub
I've played with this second macro, but, alas, I don't know VB.
Btw, is there an advantage to name these macros (including the
File|Open macro) "Sub MAIN()"? And can I have two macros with the same
name?
Thanks for your help.
Virtually,
Larry
In MS Word 97, is there a way to set up Insert|File so it
defaults to All Files instead of to Word Documents?
The following macro, which works for my install of Word, shows
All Files for File|Open, but when I try creating another macro by
replacing FileOpen with InsertFile, that new macro doesn't work for
File|Insert :
Sub FileOpenShowAllFiles()
Dim dlg As FileOpen
GetCurValues dlg
dlg.AddToMru = 1
dlg.Name = "*.*"
If Dialog(dlg) Then FileOpen dlg
End Sub
From six years ago, "rich" on this newsgroup recommended the
following macro for Insert|File, but it doesn't work on my computer:
Sub MAIN()
Dim dlg As InsertFile
GetCurValues dlg
dlg.Name = "*.*"
Dialog dlg
InsertFile dlg
End Sub
I've played with this second macro, but, alas, I don't know VB.
Btw, is there an advantage to name these macros (including the
File|Open macro) "Sub MAIN()"? And can I have two macros with the same
name?
Thanks for your help.
Virtually,
Larry