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indeed. I just don't know the syntax.
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I have a word document with many autoforms and macro code. I would like to add some code that either automatically opens a specific web page or asks the user to press a button that then goes to to the web page. How do I do this? Also, is there a way to time out if the connection isn't made?
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I have a word document with many autoforms and macro code. I would like to add some code that either automatically opens a specific web page or asks the user to press a button that then goes to to the web page. How do I do this? Also, is there a way to time out if the connection isn't made?

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