Word VBA Code Cleaner

B

Bo Hansson

I've seen several suppliers of Excel VBA Code Cleaners, but none that is
focused on Word VBA.
Any knowledge/opinions out there?

/BosseH
 
J

Jean-Guy Marcil

Bo Hansson was telling us:
Bo Hansson nous racontait que :
I've seen several suppliers of Excel VBA Code Cleaners, but none that
is focused on Word VBA.
Any knowledge/opinions out there?

/BosseH

A version of the Excel Code Cleaner by Rob Bovey converted to Word is
available here:
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/macrosvba/TemplateBloat.htm

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Salut!
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Jean-Guy Marcil - Word MVP
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Word MVP site: http://www.word.mvps.org
 
B

Bo Hansson

Thanks for the tip!

The reason for my interest in a code cleaner is that my code suddenly and
without reason increased from about 1.8 MB to about 2.5 MB.

I read in the given link that the code cleaner works with Word 97/2000/2002.

I've now applied it on Word 2003, and the size was reduced by about 200 KB.
So far, I've not noticed any problems with the reduced code, but - could
there be a risk that.
I will encounter problems yet not discovered? (I still have a backup of the
uncleaned code)

/BosseH
 
K

Karl E. Peterson

Bo said:
The reason for my interest in a code cleaner is that my code suddenly
and without reason increased from about 1.8 MB to about 2.5 MB.

You probably did a Compile (from the Debug menu) before saving?
 
N

Nomey

Jean-Guy, on the MVPS page you mention, the link to the MS Site does not
work.

It's this link: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=290929

In this text: If the Word Code Cleaner doesn't fix your problem, have a
look at WD2002: Part 1: Troubleshooting Problems When Word Has
Encountered a Problem and Needs to Close which provides very detailed
information on how to track down the causes of Office IPFs (any version).

Shirley Nomey
 
S

singeredel

I applied the Code Cleaner to Word 2003 and lost all of my keyboard shortcut
keys that I had set up under "Tools/Customize/Keyboard."
 

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