DataBase - Word Automation and formatting

I have an Access VBA module that outputs to a word doc (automation) and I was
wondering if anyone knew the best/easiest way to bold a section of the text
as I am outputting it to word?  This is an existing project that I am just
tweeking so I cannot redesign it.  What I want is the first few words of
several paragraphs bolded.

Thanks,

Bonnie

  Tom van Stiphout replied...

Do it in Word, with the macro recorder running, and see what it spits
out.

-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP

  Bonnie replied...

Good suggestion Tom.  I did it and got the code.  The problem I am having now
is looping the macro to get them all.  I am not that familiar with Word vba
and, though it would be an easy proposition in Access, finding the end of the
doc in Word seems to be a problem.

Thanks,

Bonnie

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