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is the document path valid?<br />
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i.e. check what it is beforehand<br />
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msgbox m_strDIR &amp;&nbsp;m_strTEMPLATE<br />
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is the document path valid?

i.e. check what it is beforehand

msgbox m_strDIR & m_strTEMPLATE



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Would help when you post the exact message.<br />
Some thoughts:<br />
1) Do you have a final &quot;\&quot; in the m_strDIR<br />
2) Does the constructed name already exist ?<br />
<br />
Nic;o)
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Would help when you post the exact message.
Some thoughts:
1) Do you have a final "\" in the m_strDIR
2) Does the constructed name already exist ?

Nic;o)

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I receive a Run-Time error 5151 message when I try out a module in Immediate view. &nbsp;When I choose the debugger it yellow highlights the line:<br />
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Set m_objects=m_objWord.Docume<wbr />nts.Add(m_<wbr />strDIR &amp;&nbsp;m_strTEMPLATE)<br />
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Can anyone suggest what's going wrong here?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Andrew
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I receive a Run-Time error 5151 message when I try out a module in Immediate view.  When I choose the debugger it yellow highlights the line:

Set m_objects=m_objWord.Documents.Add(m_strDIR & m_strTEMPLATE)

Can anyone suggest what's going wrong here?

Thanks,

Andrew

Run-Time Error 5151

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