Actually, I may have had a different problem: Word wasn't closed properly - I couldn't open the file until I restarted Windows. I noticed this quite a while later, after reporting the problem. Windows sometimes reports un-commited files as zero bytes.

>Hi Hilmar.
>
>I manage to discover why this 0 bytes files eventually shows it's faces.
>Last day, Andrus Moor address me a sample to fix some errors (I hope this is the last ones, lol). When I start the tests, I take a 0 bytes file! Wonderful, I thought! This is the opportunity to fix this issue.
>Well... If you look inside the code, I use Fopen to see if the results files could be created and keep those files opened until the end. No matter at all. But I noticed in Andrus' sample the absence of paths. The path can be applied to "savefolder" property or come with the file name (doc_filename property). The general idea is: "the files will be saved in the current folder." Yes, but... Word has your default folder to save files. If you specify nothing, the file will be saved in this Word's default. Take a look in "c:\my documents". Probably you'll find those files there. When a finish the process, I simply use fclose() and what we have? A zero bytes file.
>This problem is solved and will be placed in the next version.
>
>Btw, Do you made another tests?

I will resume testing in a few days. Right now, I have other priorities.

Hilmar.