DocWindowWidth, DocWindowWidth()

Syntax

DocWindowWidth Width

DocWindowWidth()

Remarks

The DocWindowWidth statement sets the active document window to the specified Width, in points (72 points = 1 inch), without affecting its height. If the active document is maximized or minimized, Word cannot perform this action and generates an error. The DocWindowWidth() function returns the width of the active document window in points.

Example

This example maximizes the Word window (Windows) and restores document windows. If there are two open document windows, the windows are each sized to 240 points in width and are placed side by side.

If InStr(AppInfo$(1), "Macintosh") = 0 Then
    If AppMaximize() = 0 Then AppMaximize
End If
If CountWindows() = 2 Then
    If DocMaximize() Or DocMinimize() Then DocRestore
    DocMove 0, 0
    DocWindowWidth 240
    NextWindow
    If DocMinimize() Or DocMinimize() Then DocRestore
    DocMove 240, 0
    DocWindowWidth 240
End If

See Also

AppWindowWidth, DocSize, DocWindowHeight