Open to end of .doc

Thanks Bob, that is certainly easier than the way I've been doing it.

But since we are on a roll here, is there a way to have a one step macro (Ctrl+End) run automatically every time a particular document is opened?

Sounds lazy I know, but I have several of these buggers that I access frequently and I love to eliminate mousing and keying whenever possible.

Thanks.

Morey

1. Learn if the macro already exists.
http://wordprocessing.about.com/od/workingwithmacro1/l/blmacrointro.htm

2. Add ctrl-end to your toolbar?
Read http://tmg.reigelridge.com/WordMacros.htm

Bob

It's easy to record such a macro (ctrl-end only) and name it AutoOpen in the current document (note: don't store it in normal.dot, which is another choice). More about it in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/286310

Hope this helps.


Kees

Howdy Kees-
Thanks for your invaluable guidance. I waded right in there, and got the autoopen macro recorded, but it resulted in a security warning "this doc contains macros" that then had to be moused and cleared. Available solutions were changing security settings to LOW and allowing any old macro to run (bad idea) or signing my macro. (do you trust "yourself?")
To sign my own, I had to run selfcert.exe which was not part of the standard Office installation. Reinsert install disk, custom install selfcert.exe, run it, create my own certificate, add new certificate to trusted list. WOW! I probably should have just taken the first poster's advice and stuck with Ctrl+End, but what the hell, it was a learning experience, and now if I ever want to create more macros, I'm good to go. Thanks for your help!