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Hey guys,

last question :)

here's a bit of code

With wrdDoc ////which is a word.document object
.content.move (wdscreen,2)
End With

It gives me an error expecting an "="

can someone help me out with this format

THANKS!!

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Default .content.move (wdscreen, 2).... error??

You with statement is doing nothing since you don't have a period in front
of Content. As to whether this is the proper command in word, that would
best be asked in a word group. Or you could turn on the macro recorder in
word and perform the action manually to see what syntax it suggests.

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Hey guys,

last question :)

here's a bit of code

With wrdDoc ////which is a word.document object
content.move (wdscreen,2)
End With

It gives me an error expecting an "="

can someone help me out with this format

THANKS!!!


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