>Thank you for your help. But I can't seem to get
>that code past the FoxPro compile step; it flags the line ---
>Selection.InsertBreak Type:=wdPageBreak as a syntax error.
That is the VBA syntax, which VFP doesn't accept this way (basically, VFP doesn't understand named parameters).
If you save the macro in Word, you get exactly this command. Now, if you click on the "InsertBreak" command and press F1, you get the alternative syntax:
expression.InsertBreak(Type)
with the type within parentheses.
Word won't understand the constant wdPageBreak, either, until you get its numerical equivalent and define it as a constant. This can be done easiest with one of the downloads from the UT - search for "download"; there are several versions (for instance, download #
9409).
The "expression" part, on the left, must be replaced with a range or selection object.
HTH,
Hilmar.
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