Re: Creating a tree menu for a Word doc
From: Word Heretic (myfullname_at_tpg.com.au)
Date: 01/03/05
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Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2005 09:12:33 +1100
G'day "Gus Collot" <collotcorp@icnet.com.ve>,
In word 2k+ you can do this with a modal form.
Steve Hudson - Word Heretic
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Without prejudice
Gus Collot reckoned:
>I wonder if this is possible...but is there such a thing as a vb script to
>place a tree menu in the left hand side of a Word doc ?
>
>I tried using the framed document approach, but I find two pitfalls :
>
>1. The .doc that you call from the TOC page automatically switches to the
>"view as web page" format, thus altering the document's looks and
>disposition.
>
>2. I don`t find very practical the hyperlink modality of having to press
>CTRL and left clicking to navigate to another doc, especially for audiences
>accustomed to handling Word only for writing simple texts. If I remember
>correctly, Word 2000 links were handled with just a simple click.
>
>Any hints ? Thanks to you all...
>
>Gus Collot
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