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Executing integrated save from Word 2007

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With Word 2003 I used to have a macro that found the save commandbar button and executed it. This forced the activedocument to be saved into worksite. We now have Word 2007, but the same process calls the local save command, not the worksite integrated one. Does anyone have an idea on how I call the integrated file save from within Word 2007 ?

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jny

With Word 2003 I used to have a macro that found the save commandbar button and executed it. This forced the activedocument to be saved into worksite. We now have Word 2007, but the same process calls the local save command, not the worksite integrated one. Does anyone have an idea on how I call the integrated file save from within Word 2007 ?

You should find your answer in the WorkSite Blog, "BLOG: How to Programmatically Press a Ribbon Bar Button in Word 2007", from http://worksitesupport.interwoven.com/

cwalzog

Where can i get an account for this website?

cwalzog

I got the credentials and found the description.

But unfortunately we use the office integration in "Passive Integration Mode". So the "WorkSite SaveAs" and "WorkSite Open" have both the tooltip "CustomControl". The ExecuteMso will not help to call the required function to save in WorkSite.

Is there a another way to call the worksite save from vba?