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From: Graham Mayor on 17 Mar 2010 03:08
That problem has long since been fixed.

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"Gary Hillerson" <garyh(a)hillysun.net> wrote in message
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> If you're trying to save a Word 2007 doc with variables in it, you may
> run into a problem that Microsoft introduced last spring in a security
> update -- document variables can get corrupted when you save in .docx
> format.
>
> The easy solution is to use document properties instead of variables.
> They work pretty much the same way as variables, but seem to be more
> reliable. Look at ActiveDocument.CustomDocumentProperties
>
> Gary
>
>
> On Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:13:33 +1000, "Doug Robbins - Word MVP"
> <dkr(a)REMOVECAPSmvps.org> wrote:
>
>>With document variables, you do not need to use .Add
>>
>>Just use:
>>
>>ActiveDocument.Variables("docvarONE").Value = "varYELLOW" (or just
>>varYELLOW if varYELLOW is declared somewhere else in your code and has
>>something assigned to it)
>>
>>to add a variable docvarONE to the active document with the value of the
>>variable being varYELLOW
>>
>>To change the value of the variable, just use
>>
>>ActiveDocument.Variables("docvarONE").Value = "Something else"


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