I have an Access program that I am using to build Word documents. If while the document is being built (which can be lengthy) I open Word on the desktop and then close it, Word asks me if I want to save the doc that is being built by the program. Of course if I say yes/no then the program gets the rug pulled out form underneath it. I can say cancel and things will go on their merry way but then there is this blank Word sitting there. This is going to confuse the user.
I thought that I was creating a separate instance of Word programatically but apparently not. Is there a way to prevent the desktop Word from bothering the embedded object.
Here is a code snippt
Dim adoc as object
dim wdobj as word.document
set adoc = CreateObject("word.application")
set wdobj = adoc.documents.add(:Template:=x.dot, NewTemplate:=False,DocumentType:=0)
...add to wdobj
wdobj.saveas filename
set wdobj = nothing
adoc.quit
set adoc = nothing
Thanks,
Rick

Closing desktop opened word wants to close embedded word object
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Figured it out:
instead of: set adoc = CreateObject("word.application") use set adoc = new word.application and a new seperate instance of word is created.