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Part 3:  The Excel Object Model
                                        Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Programming Inside Out

                             Table 7-3.  The ThisWorkbook.SaveAs Parameters
                             Parameter            Description
                             FileName             The name and path of the file to be saved.
                             FileFormat	          The Excel constant representing the file format in which to save
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                                                  the file. There are 44 Excel file format constants, which you can
                                                  look up in the Visual Basic Editor help system by typing
                                                  xlFileFormat in the Ask A Question box.
                             Password	            Sets a password for the file. The password must be 15
                                                  characters or fewer.
                             WriteResPassword	    Sets a password for restricting who may write changes to the file,
                                                  while still allowing the file to be opened as read-only.
                             ReadOnlyRecommended	 When set to True, displays a dialog box recommending the user
                                                  open the file in read-only mode.
                             CreateBackup         When set to True, creates a backup copy of the workbook.
                             AccessMode	          Indicates whether the file is saved in exclusive mode
                                                  (xlExclusive), in no changes mode (xlNoChange), or as a shared
                                                  file (xlShared). In exclusive mode, only one user may have the
                                                  workbook open and make changes at a time. Saving a file with
                                                  no changes leaves the access mode unchanged, while saving a
                                                  file as a shared file lets more than one user have read/write
                                                  access to the file at a time.
                             ConflictResolution	  Indicates how Excel should handle conflicting changes in a
                                                  shared workbook by setting ConflictResolution to one of these
                                                  XlSaveConflictResolution constants: xlUserResolution, the default,
                                                  which displays the Conflict Resolution dialog box;
                                                  xlLocalSessionChanges, which causes Excel to automatically
                                                  accept the local user’s changes; or xlOtherSessionChanges,
                                                  which causes Excel to accept other changes instead of the local
                                                  user’s changes.
                             AddToMru	            When set to True, adds the file name to the list of most recently
                                                  used files on the File menu.
                             TextCodePage	        A variant, not used in the American English version of Excel, that
                                                  controls how the characters in a workbook are interpreted and
                                                  displayed.
                             TextVisualLayout	    A variant, not used in the American English version of Excel, that
                                                  controls how the workbook is displayed within the Excel
                                                  interface.
                             Local	               A Boolean variable that indicates whether to use the local
                                                  language set in Excel or the local language set in VBA (if
                                                  different).



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