[RESOLVED] Word SaveAs And Display On Screen

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I have a word document that I created that will be used as a template in one of the apps I'm working one. The user fills out stuff on a VB screen, and the, in turn, get dumped to Bookmarked locations on my template. All of the works. What I can't seem to get working is the SaveAs and having it display on screen prior to being printed. Here is what I have:

Private Sub cmdPrint_Click()
Dim ObjWord As Word.Application
Dim strFileName As String
Set ObjWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")
strFileName = Format(Now, "mmddyyyy HHMMSS")
 
     With ObjWord
         .Documents.Open (App.Path & "\TelephoneLog.doc")
         .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("prov_info").Select
         .Selection.Text = (cboProvider.List(cboProvider.ListIndex))         
         .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("fye").Select
         .Selection.Text = (cboFYE.List(cboFYE.ListIndex))
         .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("type").Select
            If optMeeting.Value = True Then
               .Selection.Text = ("Meeting")
            Else
               .Selection.Text = ("Telephone Conversation")
            End If
         .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("type").Select
         .Selection.Text = (txtSubject.Text)
         .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("people").Select
         .Selection.Text = (txtPersons.Text)
         .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("action").Select
         .Selection.Text = (rtbAction.Text)
         .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("From").Select
         .Selection.Text = (gstrUserRealName)
          If chkShowDoc.Value = vbChecked Then
                .Visible = True
          Else
                .Visible = False
          End If
         .ActiveDocument.PrintOut Background:=True
         .ActiveDocument.SaveAs FileName:=strFileName & ".doc"      
         .Application.Documents.Close
     End With
 
    Set ObjWord = Nothing
 
End Sub

I need to have the document saved as DateTime.doc (i.e., 08052005 092820.doc), and I need to set it up so that user can either display it on the screen prior to printing, or never see it and send it directly to the printer.