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Default Dahhhhh, so true. Wow, I must be tired, makes perfect sens.
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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
The line:
Case 2 To 6: LineWidth = 8
does exactly the same thing as:


Case wdLineWidth025pt, wdLineWidth050pt, wdLineWidth075pt: .LineWidth = wdLineWidth100pt
You are so right. It's redundant.

OK let me try the above modified script. I'm thinking maybe it's because my operating system is in French, which I have not control on that. Believe me, I've tried many time to request an English operating system.

Thank god I truly LOVE my job.

Ok enough bla bla, let me test this. Crossing fingers.
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