Dynamically adding vba modules to word application

Hello,

Im trying to create a word document with a bootstrap vba module that
will insert modules dynamically at runtime. Is there a way to do
this?

The real use cae is that I have a large (1m) in vba template code that
I want to send to a client. But since its so large, Ide like o send
it one and store it locally, the each time they download one of our
documents it is basically a bootstrap that loads the real vba macro.



Thanks
Sam
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