Pages.AddWizardPage method (Publisher)

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09/13/2021

Adds the specified new wizard page to a specified location in a publication.

Syntax

expression.AddWizardPage (After, PageType, AddHyperlinkToWebNavBar)

expression A variable that represents a Pages object.

Parameters

Name	Required/Optional	Data type	Description
After	Required	Long	The page after which to place the new wizard page.
PageType	Optional	PbWizardPageType	The type of wizard page to add. Can be one of the PbWizardPageType constants declared in the Microsoft Publisher type library.
AddHyperlinkToWebNavBar	Optional	Boolean	Specifies whether a link to the new page will be added to the automatic navigation bars of existing pages. Default is False, which means that if this argument is omitted, links to this page will not be added to the automatic navigation bars of existing pages.

Remarks

You can add wizard pages only to similar wizard publications. For example, you can add a Catalog Calendar Wizard page to a catalog but not to a newsletter. An error occurs if you try to add a wizard page to a different type of publication.

Example

This example creates a new catalog publication, adds the wizard calendar page after the first page of the catalog, and adds the page as a link to each web navigation bar set of the publication.

Sub AddNewWizardPage() 
 Dim PubApp As Publisher.Application 
 Dim PubDoc As Publisher.Document 
 Set PubApp = New Publisher.Application 
 Set PubDoc = PubApp.NewDocument(Wizard:=pbWizardCatalogs, _ 
 Design:=7) 
 PubDoc.Pages.AddWizardPage After:=1, _ 
 PageType:=pbWizardPageTypeCatalogCalendar, _ 
 AddHyperLinkToWebNavBar:=True 
 PubApp.ActiveWindow.Visible = True 
End Sub

This example verifies that the active document is a catalog, and if it is, adds a catalog form after the first page, but does not add the page as a link in any web navigation bar sets.

Sub InsertCatalogWizardPage() 
 With ActiveDocument 
 If .Wizard.ID = 161 Then 
 .Pages.AddWizardPage After:=1, _ 
 PageType:=pbWizardPageTypeCatalogForm, _ 
 AddHyperLinkToWebNavBar:=False 
 End If 
 End With 
End Sub

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