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You could use a VBA Userform instead of a message box.<br />
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For instance:<br />
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Sub MyMsgBox()<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; UserForm1.TextBox1.Text = Selection.Text<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; UserForm1.Show vbModal<br />
End Sub<br />

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You could use a VBA Userform instead of a message box.

For instance:

Sub MyMsgBox()
    UserForm1.TextBox1.Text = Selection.Text
    UserForm1.Show vbModal
End Sub


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Lots of errors matey. if there is no other alternative, how can I print the phrase &nbsp;&quot;Hello World&quot; with the above funky method?<br />
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Thanks very much for your attention.<br />
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Lots of errors matey. if there is no other alternative, how can I print the phrase  "Hello World" with the above funky method?

Thanks very much for your attention.




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Please state your reason for accepting your own comment as the solution???<br />
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Because there is the best solution here, like it or not....<br />
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Take care anyway.....
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Please state your reason for accepting your own comment as the solution???

Because there is the best solution here, like it or not....


Take care anyway.....

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In word 2010 I use a simple macro (doesn’t matter to post here) to extract a string from the document which contains Greek characters. <br />
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The MsgBox that appears displays only question marks and some &nbsp;latin characters like this “???? g?????? h?????? ??????” etc….<br />
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Any ideas of how I can enable support for Greek characters in VBA in word? <br />
Thanks.<br />

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In word 2010 I use a simple macro (doesn’t matter to post here) to extract a string from the document which contains Greek characters. 

The MsgBox that appears displays only question marks and some  latin characters like this “???? g?????? h?????? ??????” etc….

Any ideas of how I can enable support for Greek characters in VBA in word? 
Thanks.


Extract and Msgbox a string from a non latin Document in Word.

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