>>I have a highly-structured Word document that contains many Sections. The first line of every Section is a title with Style "Heading 1" (each section only has one line of "Heading 1"). In VFP I want to get a list of all my Sections by displaying all the lines of Style "Heading 1." (The user will then be able to choose which section(s) they want to print.) How can I do this with Word Automation?
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>First, if you really mean Sections in the way Word uses the term, you can simply loop through the Sections collection and pull out the first paragraph of each.
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>However, I think you're using the term "sections" less formally. So, you'll need to cycle through the Paragraphs collection and check the style of each.
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>FOR EACH oParagraph IN oDocument
> IF oParagraph.Style = "Heading 1"
> cText = oParagraph.Range().Text
> * do something with cText
> ENDIF
>ENDFOR
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>This may be a little slow, so you might want to try using the Find object instead, and loop through the whole document that way.
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>Tamar

Actually, I do mean Sections in the way Word uses the term. I've managed to pull out the first paragraph of each Section, but it comes along with a hard return at the end. Is there any way to say "give me the whole paragraph except for the last word"?