The Active X control looks like it will do exactly what I need... but I've never done this before so I need a little more guidance please.
I opened up the Control Toolbox, clicked on 'Image' control and placed a square in the document.
I double-click the square and it brings up the code...
> Please state exactly what you want to happen.
Primary need:
I want to place a picture in a specific location of a document.
Special note:
The picture file name will be the same each time, but the directory path will change every time.
Secondary needs:
1. Place the picture in the document...
Thanks!
I've been trying different things and found something that works. In the document I define a DocVariable within an INCLUDEPICTURE like this:
{INCLUDEPICTURE {DOCVARIABLE ThisVariable \* MERGEFORMAT} \* MERGEFORMAT}
And then include this line in a Macro...
How can I insert an image into a *specific place* in a Word 2003 document *once* regardless of how many times the macro is run.
Key words there are "Specific Place" and "Once".
I've tried using:
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("ThisBookmark").Range.InlineShapes.AddPicture FileName:="C:\ThisImage.jpg"...
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