Automatic display of open windows when Word starts

When Word starts, it automatically displays open windows, and the first thing you do when you start Word is to perform an open command, why not have Word automatically display the Open dialog box as soon as it starts? This allows you to quickly turn on a few personal resume forms, so that you can easily use VBA (Visual Basic for applications) to enable Word to meet personalized requirements.

Just write a very simple macro, click the menu [Tools]→[macro]→[Macro], and then enter the name of the macro in the Macro Name text box, which must be named "Autoexec."

Click Create, and in the Pop-up VBA code window, the Sub Autoexec () and end Sub rows are entered to complete the following:

Sub Autoexec ()

Dialogs (wdDialogFileOpen). Show

End Sub

When the macro entry completes, click the Save button to save the macro in the Normal template, and then press [ALT+Q] to return to Word, restart Word, and the Open dialog box appears directly when you enter Word.

　　Tip: This macro, called "Autoexec," is an Autorun macro that runs automatically when you start Word. The macro action object is the Open dialog box, and VBA names the Word dialog object in the form of "Dialogswddialog-command", for example, the name of the Open command is "FileOpen", and the corresponding dialog box object is named " Dialogswddialogfileopen ". Use the Show method to display an object that "Dialogswddialogfileopen.show" in the preceding code displays the Open dialog box.