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How do I get a very long file path to wrap in a footer (MS Word 20
I have some customization that inserts a file path into the footer of a
document. The text however runs off the page when the string (file path) is too long. Is there a way to automatically force the footer to wrap the text? Thanks -- Sierk |
How do I get a very long file path to wrap in a footer (MS Word 20
Footer where? Is this an Outlook item of some type? What version of Outlook?
If this is purely a Word question then please post it in a Word group. This is an Outlook group. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007. Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options. http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Sierk" wrote in message ... I have some customization that inserts a file path into the footer of a document. The text however runs off the page when the string (file path) is too long. Is there a way to automatically force the footer to wrap the text? Thanks -- Sierk |
How do I get a very long file path to wrap in a footer (MS Word 20
So I stumbled upon the answer though I have no idea what it does or where it
came from. The line of code that made it al work was: WordBasic.ViewFooterOnly. The code that inserts the text in the footer is as follows: 'WordBasic.ViewFooterOnly causes the string to be 'inserted properly with automatic line wrapping. WordBasic.ViewFooterOnly 'Insert actual file path string. Selection.TypeText Text:=sFileText 'Add filename field Selection.Fields.Add Range:=Selection.Range, Type:=wdFieldEmpty, Text:= _ "FILENAME ", PreserveFormatting:=True It does use a selection created in earlier code and inserts a file path string "sFileText" that is defined in another sub. -- Sierk "Sierk" wrote: I have some customization that inserts a file path into the footer of a document. The text however runs off the page when the string (file path) is too long. Is there a way to automatically force the footer to wrap the text? Thanks -- Sierk |
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