Well, wdGoToLast is really just a Word constant for -1, and
wdGoToLine is really just a Word constant for 3.
Will those numbers work for OLEParameters? Selection.GoTo(-1, 3), or
something along those lines?
On Apr 21, 2006, at 22:23, Peter E. Barck wrote:
I am trying to map this VBA Macro into RB:
"Selection.GoTo What:=wdGoToLine,
which:=wdGoToLast"
My problem is, how to set up the OLEParameter to handle the two
GoTo parameters. The RS Find-Replace example does not apply since
there is only 1 parameter for position 11, and the OLR example for
OLEParamaters deals with numbers and does not apply here either.
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