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I am using COM to manipulate word attachments to emails. Once I use them I
am not concerned with saving the results. I use the following line:

myWord.ActiveDocument.Close(wc.wdDoNotSaveChanges)

This closes the document fine but only after I click no on the resulting
"Save Changes" dialog box. Am I missing something really simple? I can
send preceding lines if needed.

Thanks in advance,

Loren Poulsen

"GerritM" <> wrote in message news:<bfh8d3$3h$>...
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> > I am using COM to manipulate word attachments to emails. Once I use them
> I
> > am not concerned with saving the results. I use the following line:
> >
> > myWord.ActiveDocument.Close(wc.wdDoNotSaveChanges)
> >
> > This closes the document fine but only after I click no on the resulting
> > "Save Changes" dialog box. Am I missing something really simple? I can
> > send preceding lines if needed.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > Loren Poulsen
> >
> I have never tried this in Word. However I had the same kind of problem in
> Visio, which could be solved by setting the document status to saved,
> something like:
> myWord.ActiveDocument.saved = 1
>
> regards Gerrit


I think "saved" needs to be capitalized

myWord.ActiveDocument.Saved = True

-Jason