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SUMMARY
The SaveAs method of the Document object in Microsoft Visual Basic for
Applications has an optional parameter called FileFormat that you can use
to specify the save format for the document.
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http://www.microsoft.com/mcsp/For more information about the support options available from Microsoft, please see the following page on the World Wide Web: http://www.microsoft.com/support/supportnet/overview/overview.aspFileFormat accepts the following built-in conversion constants: wdFormatDocument Save as a Word document.wdFormatText Text Only: Saves text without its formatting. Converts all section breaks, page breaks, and newline characters to paragraph marks. Uses the ANSI character set. Select this format only if the destination program cannot read any of the other available file formats.wdFormatDOSText MS-DOS Text: Converts files the same way as Text only format (wdFormatText). Uses the extended ASCII character set, which is the standard for MS-DOS-based programs. Use this format to share documents between Word and non-Windows-based programs.wdFormatTextLineBreaks Text only with line breaks: Saves text without formatting. Converts all line breaks, section breaks, and page breaks to paragraph marks. Use this format when you want to maintain line breaks. For example, when transferring documents to an electronic mail system.wdFormatDOSTextLineBreaks MS-DOS text only with line breaks: Saves text without formatting. Converts all line breaks, section breaks, and page breaks to paragraph marks. Use this format when you want to maintain line breaks, for example, when transferring documents to an electronic mail system.wdFormatRTF Rich Text Format (RTF): Saves all formatting. Converts formatting to instructions that other programs, including compatible Microsoft programs, can read and interpret.wdFormatTemplate Save as a Word template.wdFormatUnicodeText Saves as a Unicode text file. Converts text between common character encoding standards, inclucing Unicode 2.0, Mac OS, Windows, EUC and ISO-8859 series. Other File TypesIf you record a macro that saves a file as a type not supported by one of the constants described earlier, the FileFormat property will contain a number. The following sample macro was recorded using HTML as the Save As Type:
Note the number 103 that was recorded for the HTML FileFormat argument.
This number may not be the same on another computer.
To retrieve the correct FileFormat number for a conversion type for any computer, use the FileConverters collection. The following sample Visual Basic for Applications macro saves a document in HTML format on any computer: NOTE: In the following example, replace "HTML" with the class name you want to Save As. For a list of class names, see the "Obtaining Class Names" section later in this article.
For more information about the SaveFormat Property, from the Visual Basic
Editor, click the Office Assistant, type "SaveFormat," click Search, and
then click to view "SaveFormat Property."
NOTE: If the Assistant is hidden, click the Office Assistant button on the Standard toolbar. If the Assistant is not able to answer your query, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q176476 Office Assistant Not Answering Visual Basic Questions Obtaining Class NamesThe following list contains converters and class names installed by Word that you can use for saving a document:
To retrieve other class names for an installed converter to Save As, you
can loop through the FileConverters collection.
The following sample macro loops through all installed converters that you can use for saving, and then inserts the converter name and associated class name into a blank document:
For more information about the ClassName property, from the Visual Basic
Editor, click the Office Assistant, type "ClassName," click Search, and
then click to view "ClassName Property."
REFERENCESFor additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q173707 How to Run Sample Code from Knowledge Base ArticlesFor more information about getting help with Visual Basic for Applications, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q163435 Programming Resources for Visual Basic for Applications Additional query words: wordcon vba vbe vb
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