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  1. Programatically extract OLE embeded file and write directly to disk

    Heres my problem....

    I'm working in VB6. The problem is I need to extract an embedded database template from an ole container on a form and write just the database to a file without launching...
  2. Re: [Word] 2003 VBA - Absolute Row/Col in Tables with Merged Cells

    Ok, That's what I thought - no merged-cell properties - but I hoped I was mistaken! Thanks for that info.

    Of course this begs the following questions:
    1) How does Word get it right when you...
  3. Re: [Word] 2003 VBA - Absolute Row/Col in Tables with Merged Cells

    I know HOW to select the cell. But how do I know WHAT cell to select since I need:

    cell 3 in row "C" but
    cell 4 in row "A" & "D"

    And the only reason I need cell 3 in "C" is becasue I...
  4. Re: [Word] 2003 VBA - Absolute Row/Col in Tables with Merged Cells

    <see table in attachement for details that follow>

    I need Data as shown that is directly below the “Need 1” column wherever possible or detect that the table is constructed incorrectly and made to...
  5. Re: [Word] 2003 VBA - Absolute Row/Col in Tables with Merged Cells

    True, this tells me if the whole row merged across. The problem is that i need to figure out the absolute positions and sizes of merged cells so I can pick the correct cell to get my data from. The...
  6. Re: [Word] 2003 VBA - Absolute Row/Col in Tables with Merged Cells

    Guru,

    Given the 4x4 table with the 4 center cells merged, the 2nd row, right-most cell is really tables(1).cell(2,3) as you would expect.

    What you posted worked for unmerged tables.

    I know...
  7. [Word] 2003 VBA - Absolute Row/Col in Tables with Merged Cells

    I need to validate the structure of a Word table in a document using VBA. For example, assume there is a 4x4 table with the middle 4 cells merged I need to determine for EVERY cell:
    the staring...
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