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John -dot- Cornellier -at- PARIS -dot- IE -dot- PHILIPS -dot- COM wrote:
>
> Greets from Paris,
>
> Thanks to everyone who wrote in about Word97, public and private.
> [snipped]
> Here's the deal:
> Several techwr-lers lamented that there seems to be no
> equivalent of
> the old Word Developer's Kit. Anyone seen any good guidebooks to VBA
> for Word?
Thank you for asking the tough question and for distilling it so
clearly. I have chosen to use "Microsoft Word 97: Visual Basic" from
Microsoft Press; it's $35 at Borders.
Regards....Peggy
Peggy Schillinger peggys -at- stlnet -dot- com
Computer Software Technical Writer 314-569-9495 (V)
Co-President, STC St. Louis (MO) 314-994-1905 (F)
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