RE: Saving MS Word Pages as Docs
RE: Saving MS Word Pages as Docs
- Subject: RE: Saving MS Word Pages as Docs
- From: Aaron Miller <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 16:48:29 -0700
Unfortunately, that doesn't work here. When you are recording you can't use
the mouse cursor to select text. Kind of stinks, doesn't it? Learning VB is
the only option I know of, and I am not sure that will even solve this
problem. Again, I think the best way would be to determine another way to
break up the text than in pages.
Aaron
Aaron Miller - Macintosh Specialist
Morinda, Inc.
email@hidden
(801) 234-2609
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From: Anthony Alireza Abud
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 12:30 PM
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To: AppleScript
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Subject: Re: Saving MS Word Pages as Docs
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>> From: Bill Tandy
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>> Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 12:43 PM
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>> To: AppleScript Users
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>> Subject: Saving MS Word Pages as Docs
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>> I need a droplet that will save each page as a separate new document
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from
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>> a MS Word document.
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>> Microsoft Office 98 Mac Edition
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>> MacOS 8.6
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>> TIA for any help.
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>> Bill Tandy
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> That is a tough one because the dictionary in Word doesn't have "page"
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as a
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> class or property or anything that I could find. Is there another way
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that
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> you could break it up (by text flow, paragraph, etc)? Your other option
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is
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> to learn a little Visual Basic and see if that offers any commands
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referring
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> to pages.
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> Aaron
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>> Aaron Miller - Macintosh Specialist
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>> Morinda, Inc.
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>> email@hidden
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>> (801) 234-2609
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I am a novice scripter but for you to get started at least, I'd recommend
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opening script editor, hitting record and trying to do it manaully.
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Just a thought
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anthony