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The part about unchecking the warning message didn't stick, it came back. For the vba code, is this literal? Is the &quot;your_word_app_&quot; actually what gets into the vba code?<br />
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The part about unchecking the warning message didn't stick, it came back. For the vba code, is this literal? Is the "your_word_app_" actually what gets into the vba code?

Thanks,

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no, that is the &quot;object&quot; that refers to your word application object. It could be simply &quot;Application&quot;
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no, that is the "object" that refers to your word application object. It could be simply "Application"

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The vb code was the answer. The Expert gave me the answer I was looking for.
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The vb code was the answer. The Expert gave me the answer I was looking for.

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In Word 2010 when I am redlining a document and putting in comments, I get a dialog box that says &quot;The document being saved contains comments. Continue with save?&quot; Is there some way to bypass this message?<br />
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In Word 2010 when I am redlining a document and putting in comments, I get a dialog box that says "The document being saved contains comments. Continue with save?" Is there some way to bypass this message?

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Turn off comments message in Word 2010 when redlining

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