Disable undo (list of changes)

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Chiwa

Hey all,

Word keeps a list of all changes you have made while editing a document.
I want to disable that, is it possible?

I have made a vba-program for something like mailmerging (a litte bit
complexer).
But after x numbers of changes I get an error like this:
"Not enough memory available. This operation cannot made undon. Would you
like to continue?"

It is very annoying, it kinda screw up my "batch" program. I have a fast pc
with a lot of memory, so that's not the problem.

Can somebody help me with tihs?

Thx!
 
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Peter Hewett

Hi Chiwa

If you Google on this topic you'll get a lot of hits. Document complexity if a fairly
common problem. There are a number of things you can do about it:

Kill the undo buffer, do this before/after each group of updates:
ActiveDocument.UndoClear
Periodically save the document, if necessary close it and reopen it as well.

HTH + Cheers - Peter
 
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howardthebrit

Hey all,

Word keeps a list of all changes you have made while editing a document.
I want to disable that, is it possible?

I have made a vba-program for something like mailmerging (a litte bit
complexer).
But after x numbers of changes I get an error like this:
"Not enough memory available. This operation cannot made undon. Would you
like to continue?"

It is very annoying, it kinda screw up my "batch" program. I have a fast pc
with a lot of memory, so that's not the problem.

Can somebody help me with tihs?

Thx!

That solution just clears the undo stack at the time it is run, rather than disabling it indefinitely until it is turned back on. I need to do the latter.
 
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Auric__

howardthebrit said:
That solution just clears the undo stack at the time it is run, rather than
disabling it indefinitely until it is turned back on. I need to do the
latter.

Yeah, good luck with that. Do as Peter Hewett said ***NINE YEARS AGO*** and
just clear the undo stack regularly.
 

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