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William Main
I find that I end up pasting a lot of URLs in to a page as
i am designing it. I then need to select it and convert it
to a link with the insert hyperlink command.
I wrote a simple VBA script to handle this so that all I
have to do is select the url (usually the whole line) then
click a menu item I created which envokes my code.
My code follows:
Option Explicit
Sub CreateLink()
Dim oSelected As IHTMLSelectionObject
Dim oTextRange As IHTMLTxtRange
Dim strLink As String
Set oSelected =
FrontPage.Application.ActiveDocument.Selection
Set oTextRange = oSelected.createRange
strLink = oTextRange.Text
oTextRange.execCommand "CreateLink", False, strLink
End Sub
I also added a menu item under the Help menu to bring up
the Frontpage SDK help file. It follows:
Public Sub FPSDK()
Call Shell("C:\WINDOWS\hh.exe d:\FPSDK\FPSDK.chm",
vbNormalFocus)
End Sub
Both of these should me in a module. Then you can add the
macros to menu items by right clicking on the Menu in FP
and selecting Customize.
i am designing it. I then need to select it and convert it
to a link with the insert hyperlink command.
I wrote a simple VBA script to handle this so that all I
have to do is select the url (usually the whole line) then
click a menu item I created which envokes my code.
My code follows:
Option Explicit
Sub CreateLink()
Dim oSelected As IHTMLSelectionObject
Dim oTextRange As IHTMLTxtRange
Dim strLink As String
Set oSelected =
FrontPage.Application.ActiveDocument.Selection
Set oTextRange = oSelected.createRange
strLink = oTextRange.Text
oTextRange.execCommand "CreateLink", False, strLink
End Sub
I also added a menu item under the Help menu to bring up
the Frontpage SDK help file. It follows:
Public Sub FPSDK()
Call Shell("C:\WINDOWS\hh.exe d:\FPSDK\FPSDK.chm",
vbNormalFocus)
End Sub
Both of these should me in a module. Then you can add the
macros to menu items by right clicking on the Menu in FP
and selecting Customize.