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Hi shlyden<br />
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You wont get much help for 5 points If you really want a solution to your prob you would need to offer at least 50.<br />
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As you are new I will try to help.The error message is telling you that you have got 2 objects with the same name. Do a search for *tmpdde and see which 2 are alike and change one.<br />
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antrat
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Hi shlyden

You wont get much help for 5 points If you really want a solution to your prob you would need to offer at least 50.

As you are new I will try to help.The error message is telling you that you have got 2 objects with the same name. Do a search for *tmpdde and see which 2 are alike and change one.

antrat

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I agree with antrat. I seldom go below 20-25. Try searching the Microsoft Knowledge Database I indicated in your last question. Saves points for the questions which can not be found there.
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I agree with antrat. I seldom go below 20-25. Try searching the Microsoft Knowledge Database I indicated in your last question. Saves points for the questions which can not be found there.

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Thanks guys. &nbsp;I need more points.
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I am using RingCentral Fax, which came with my Compaq, to send faxes with my Office 2000 word. &nbsp;It worked great about 4 months and I believe that is around the time I installed Office 2000. &nbsp;Then it stopped operating correctly for me. &nbsp;When I remember it working, I was using Office 97. &nbsp;My problem is when I try to attach (insert) a document to my fax, it opens word to retrieve the document, but it does not attach the document and word gives me the error message that reads: &nbsp;&quot;Microsoft Visual Basic: &nbsp;Ambiguous name detected: &nbsp;TmpDDE&quot; &nbsp;Hey, thanks alot. &nbsp;I really appreciate the help. &nbsp;I am desperate.<br />
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Shlyden
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I am using RingCentral Fax, which came with my Compaq, to send faxes with my Office 2000 word.  It worked great about 4 months and I believe that is around the time I installed Office 2000.  Then it stopped operating correctly for me.  When I remember it working, I was using Office 97.  My problem is when I try to attach (insert) a document to my fax, it opens word to retrieve the document, but it does not attach the document and word gives me the error message that reads:  "Microsoft Visual Basic:  Ambiguous name detected:  TmpDDE"  Hey, thanks alot.  I really appreciate the help.  I am desperate.

Shlyden

Ambiguous name detected:  TmpDDE

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.