Syntax
IsDocumentPropertyReadOnly(Name$ [, CustomOrBuiltIn ])
Remarks
Returns 1 if the Name$ property is read-only. If Name$ is not a valid property, an error occurs. Use the DocumentPropertyExists() function to verify that the Name$ property exists.
For a list of the built-in properties available in Word, see DocumentPropertyName$(). In Word version 6.0, IsDocumentPropertyReadOnly() is unavailable and generates an error.
Argument | Explanation |
Name$ | The name of the property. |
CustomOrBuiltIn | Specifies whether Name$ is a custom property or a built-in property: 0 (zero) or omitted Name$ is a custom property unless it appears in the list of built-in properties. 1 Name$ is a built-in property. If it is not one of the built-in properties, an error occurs. 2 Name$ is a custom property, regardless of whether a built-in property with the same name already exists. |
See Also
DocumentPropertyExists(), DocumentPropertyName$(), DocumentPropertyType(), IsCustomDocumentProperty()