Is there a way to programatically remove all macros from a document?
I am trying to clean up a bunch of documents so am looping thru them
applying:

WordBasic.AcceptAllChangesInDoc
WordBasic.DeleteAllCommentsInDoc

right now, however need to also remove all macros from the document as
part of this process. Having trouble finding the code to accomplish
this.

Thanks.

JR

Hi JR

JR wrote:
> Is there a way to programatically remove all macros from a document?
> I am trying to clean up a bunch of documents so am looping thru them
> applying:
>
> WordBasic.AcceptAllChangesInDoc
> WordBasic.DeleteAllCommentsInDoc
>
> right now, however need to also remove all macros from the document as
> part of this process. Having trouble finding the code to accomplish
> this.

I can't provide code, but I found an old discussion here:

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...%3A*word.vba*#

Basically, there seem to be two natural approaches:

1. Use the organizer to get rid of macro project elements, or

2. Do a round-trip save through RTF.

For starters, you can record a macro doing either, and look at the
objects and properties used.

HTH
Robert
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