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September 17th 06, 04:19 PM
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Pop the Task Creation Outlook form from Word
I am hoping this is relatively simple...
I have several word documents containing meeting minutes/technical documentation. I want to be able to highlight a phrase, then execute a macro that opens the standard Outlook Task Creation Dialog. I would like for the highlighted phrase to be in the body of the task, and then I can easily fill in the name, due date, etc., in the dialog. One easy way I thought of would be to formulate the command line syntax and then just execute the command line, but I cannot figure out how to do that, either. As you have probably deduced, I am fairly new to VBA... I have written a few dozen VBA procedures in Excel but this is my first try at Word and/or Outlook... Help! Jim -- -------------- Jim Conrady 
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