So if code targets this area, Word will not let it, and the code actions executes at the next point beyond the field, which in your case would be in the document (instead of in a comment). In more recent versions of Word, Microsoft has worked to avoid that happening. It has been possible to insert things into this 'collapsed area', thus corrupting the field (and often the document). Although the brackets of a field code look like wavy braces, they're actually something much more complex and are storing information relevant to how the field does its dynamic job. A Hyperlink is maintained in a Word document through a FIELD CODE (you can see these by using Alt+F9 to toggle between field code / field result). Is the problem solved, or is it not? > Yes, sorry, I can see now that my statement wasn't clear. Hi Cell-O I'm afraid I'm not following your latest message very well. If anyone know about why this happen, kindly please explain to me. Or maybe it is part of Word behaviour that i don't know yet. I'm not sure that it has any connection with the err. Word.Hyperlink link = .Hyperlinks.Add(range, ref target, ref subAddress, ref subAddress, ref target, ref targetFrame) When debugging, i've found that when i'm inserting the comment on the end of line, the increased by 1. if found, the range is set to the the hyperlink text in comment pane, i.e. Search for hyperlink and add hyperlink if found. 'main window' (insert comment here) 'text' -> the hyperlink in comment is replaced okay. Sample: 'main window text' (i insert comment here) -> the hyperlink is placed on main page, after the commented text. Basically, i'm just searching for the text in the inserted comment that contains 'http:\' or 'The problem is when the cursor is on the end of line, which the selection text is ' ', the inserted hyperlink is placed on main page, instead of the comment pane.

change the hyperlink in the comment text into a click-able hyperlink. Hi all, I'm trying to : - insert comments in word 2007.

How to insert comments in word 2007