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Hi steamer<br />
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Try<br />
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Dialogs(wdDialogDocumentSt<wbr />atistics).<wbr />Show<br />
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antrat<br />

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Hi steamer

Try

Dialogs(wdDialogDocumentStatistics).Show



antrat


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The problem is that i have to use this in an ASP application , so it is impossible for me to use dialogs to retrieve that sort of data.
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The problem is that i have to use this in an ASP application , so it is impossible for me to use dialogs to retrieve that sort of data.

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You can use the same for customdocument properties
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You can use the same for customdocument properties

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Hi steamer<br />
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What's an ASP?<br />
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The reason for my example was because you asked<br />
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&quot;What property do i have to use in a VBA application to show the contents description of a normal Word document&quot;<br />
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antrat
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Hi steamer

What's an ASP?

The reason for my example was because you asked

"What property do i have to use in a VBA application to show the contents description of a normal Word document"

antrat

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ASP are Active Server Pages which use VB script to make the content of webpages dynamic , but all processing is done on the server ( in short )<br />
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Question wasn't very clear , my apologies
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ASP are Active Server Pages which use VB script to make the content of webpages dynamic , but all processing is done on the server ( in short )

Question wasn't very clear , my apologies

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What property do i have to use in a vba application to show the contents description of a normal Word document . I treid it using the BuiltinDocumentProperties collection but it gives me an error. Is there another way to get a content description of a Word file 
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What property do i have to use in a vba application to show the contents description of a normal Word document . I treid it using the BuiltinDocumentProperties collection but it gives me an error. Is there another way to get a content description of a Word file 

Word 97 Document property

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.