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    How to open a macro given word document, like a docx the abilty to be viewed in RTB!!

    Dear VBFormers,

    I wish to have a docx but then it has to have the abiltiy to fire up marcos, that has been written in VBA for Office and so on, a document that i wrote in Word 2016 Pro. To then be viewable in a RTB Window. I have heard it's works around the command property: LoadFile, but then i am not quite so sure on that one, because it comes up with a none readonly property error and thus haults the program from running in runtime section. My version of Wordpad does support docx, which i have seen on the open and save dialogboxes, just before doing this thread of mine.

    !! Thanks in advance !!
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