> Hi all,
> In Word XP
> By right clicking on a style name, and choosing "select all
occurences" (I
> don't know exactly how it's called in german, I have Word XP in
german), you
> can select all the text which is in the style wanted and delete the
text, or
> reapply another style...
> I would like to do the same in VBA, how can I do ? (I was trying to
record a
> macro, it seems to me that this part is not recorded?)
> Thanks in advance,
> Ali

> Hi, Ali,

> Unfortunately, it's not possible with VBA.

> According to
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q288424,

> --------------
> Limitations for Working with Discontiguous Selections Using the Word
> Object Model

> You cannot select a discontiguous range programmatically by using the
> Word 2002 object model. A discontiguous selection may only be created
> by the user in the Word UI.

> A Range object cannot contain multiple subranges. Therefore, if the
> current selection is discontiguous, Selection.Range will return the
> last subrange that the user selected.
> --------------

> There's more, but that covers your question...

> --
> Regards,
> Jay Freedman
> Microsoft Word MVP        Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.mvps.org/word

> > Hi all,
> > In Word XP
> > By right clicking on a style name, and choosing "select all
> occurences" (I
> > don't know exactly how it's called in german, I have Word XP in
> german), you
> > can select all the text which is in the style wanted and delete the
> text, or
> > reapply another style...
> > I would like to do the same in VBA, how can I do ? (I was trying to
> record a
> > macro, it seems to me that this part is not recorded?)
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Ali