>Sorry my E-Mail is:
>clima238@yahoo.com
>Thanks.

Your email is available from UT, didn't need to post that, and I will not, as a matter of general practice, email you anything. Any solution posted here is for the benefit of all.

What I omitted from the example is the button, sorry about that. That button should have a "edit in Word" caption and this code in its .click method:

thisform.EditInWord(this.parent.edit1, "Memo.doc")

Assuming that edit1 is the name of your editbox, and that you want to keep a copy of the Word document in a file named memo.doc. The long piece of code (the middle one) is what goes into the custom method of your form, named EditInWord.

So all you need is a form, new method in it called EditInWord, an editbox named Edit1 (which would be the default, anyway), and a command button as described here. Everything else is up to you - whether the editbox and the button should be directly on a form, or in a container, or in a page of a pageframe.