Re: String too long...
- From: "mike" <m@xxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 09:22:48 -0500
That doesn't appear to be the ticket but Thank you Tony.
It is harder to articulate the question!
But why do you want to use the Selection?
The objective is to go beyond the 255 character limitation of (range).Text.
The same problem applies to (selection).Text
The recommended solution is in the MS KB article. I believe they're not
saying you must use Form Fields. I believe the gist is that they're saying
Selection.TypeText will accept and utilize an already allocated buffer. As
opposed to copying a string into the .Text buffer that can only accept 255
characters.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/181110
Using the Range object try to Find a Tag <myTag> and then replace the tag
with a long string myLongString.
.
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