Inserting textboxes or frames using keyboard

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1.Inserting Excel sheets into a word textbox and/or frame

I am trying to insert an Excel spreadsheet into a word 
document and add it as a link.  I have tried to insert it 
into both a  TextBox and a Frame.  Only the first 60 rows 
of the spreadsheet appear on the first page of the TextBox 
or Frame.  ( I have linked two text boxes on two 
consecutive pages )  QUESTION: How do I insert an Excel 
spreadsheet into a word document (linked) and have it take 
as many word pages as it 
needs?                                 Please email:  
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2.How would I insert a textbox into word using VB

Thanks for the help on my other posts.. I have that 
figured out. Now I am writing a program in VB that should 
open a document and then insert a textbox at any 
location.. which the user inputs.

wrd is the application object i Have created. Here is the 
code: 

wrd.Selection.ShapeRange.Select
    wrd.ActiveDocument.Shapes.AddTextbox
(msoTextOrientationHorizontal, 162#, _
        126#, 126#, 27#).Select
    wrd.Selection.ShapeRange.TextFrame.TextRange.Select
    wrd.Selection.Collapse
    wrd.Selection.TypeText Text:="hello"

This does not work and the error is: Method 'Select' of 
object 'ShapeRange' failed

need help.. thank u..

3.How do I insert a phi character in word 2007 using keyboard short

I would like to know how can I insert a phi character using the unicode list 
of 03A6. I know that  can be inserted by holding the Alt key while typing 
164. How can I do the phi symbol or any other. Word has it listed as:
Shortcut key: 03A6, Alt+X but it does not work. Please help.

Erick

4.How do I insert a phi character in word 2007 using keyboard short

For the Alt 164 kind of code, you use the numeric keypad; but for the
Unicode codes like 03A6, Alt-X, you use the regular number keys. (Just
type the four characters, then Alt-X.) Does that make it work?

You assign your own shortcut to any character by going to Insert
Symbol, choose the character you want, and at the bottom is a
"Shortcut" button. Click that, type the code you want to use, click
Assign (and a panel opens where you can check whether that code is
used for something else), and then Close. (If the dropdown at the top
left is set to a particular font instead of "(normal font)" at the top
of the list, your shortcut will always insert the character in that
particular font, no matter what font the surrounding text is.)

To find the Greek letters, be sure the code type is set to Unicode
near the bottom right, and at the top right choose Greek from the
dropdown. To avoid conflicts with existing keyboard shortcuts, I'd
recommend using Ctrl-Alt-G, f for Phi (and Ctrl-Alt-G, Shift-F for
capital Phi). You could then do any other Greek letters you might need
with Ctrl-Alt-G as the "prefix."

On Aug 28, 8:04m, Erick < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote:
> I would like to know how can I insert a phi character using the unicode list
> of 03A6. I know that can be inserted by holding the Alt key while typing
>> 164. How can I do the phi symbol or any other. Word has it listed as:
>> Shortcut key: 03A6, Alt+X but it does not work. Please help.
>>
>> Erick

5.Problem Converting Textbox to Frame

I have a figure that I copied from one Word Document and Pasted into another. 
 I made the text wrapping square.  I added a caption to the pasted picture 
and converted the textbox from the caption to a frame.  When I did this, my 
frame added other text from the Word document into my frame as well.  In 
other words the textbox converted to a frame but the frame had more than just 
the caption in it. 
Thanks for your help,
Sarena

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