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Tywardreath
Hi
Almost already posted this question on the word.docmanagement NG, but it is
buried pretty deeply.
I have used instructions for creating a table of contents across multiple
documents as suggested from:
http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=148
and the solution worked really well for a "fresh/brand new" set of
documents, and TOC page.
However, if I added an extra document to be included in the TOC, and re-ran
the macro in the TOC document, I get a debugging error on the line:
Set oDoc = Documents.Open(FileName:=strCode)
I've tried different ways to get around the problem, but no luck. On the off
chance I thought that previous page numbering may have made it full over, so
even if I change all the page numbers in the documents back to 1 - the macro
still falls over.
Really appreciate help - I desperately need it.
Cheers, Ty.
Almost already posted this question on the word.docmanagement NG, but it is
buried pretty deeply.
I have used instructions for creating a table of contents across multiple
documents as suggested from:
http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=148
and the solution worked really well for a "fresh/brand new" set of
documents, and TOC page.
However, if I added an extra document to be included in the TOC, and re-ran
the macro in the TOC document, I get a debugging error on the line:
Set oDoc = Documents.Open(FileName:=strCode)
I've tried different ways to get around the problem, but no luck. On the off
chance I thought that previous page numbering may have made it full over, so
even if I change all the page numbers in the documents back to 1 - the macro
still falls over.
Really appreciate help - I desperately need it.
Cheers, Ty.