Re: Running two instances of Word at the same time
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Yes it can be done. Use CreateObject() or set x = new Word.Application
"ConvexTech" <ConvexTech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Can this be done? I've got some VBA scripts to run on about 800+ MIF
> files,
> and I want to run the simple ones in one instance, and the complex one in
> another instance (it has to be babied).
.
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