Most of the books come with samples. See the list of Word
VBA books at
http://www.standards.com/users/kaikow/.
Word, itself, includes sample templates for letters, invoices, etc.
Templates suffer from the NIH (Not Invented Here) disease.
You likely can use one of the samples provided with Word and munge the
format to your liking.
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> I wish to develop a 'standard letter' format so that a variety of
> options can be chosen from user input, with some if..then logic and
> some date calculations included, and a Word 97 document produced for
> final review. I am a beginner at writing macros, and am finding it
> easy to misunderstand the books that I am learning from.
> Is there a place I could get samples of programmes / macros written by
> others that are in the public domain? I have tried the Microsoft site
> but they seem to be either talking about very complicated issues or
> links are broken. I know that what I want to do should not be very
> difficult, and I may be able to modify an existing macro easier than
> writing my own.
> E Robinson
Public domain macros?