SaveAs Method

Description

Saves the referenced document to a new name, directory, or format.

Syntax

Visual Basic
Public Sub SaveAs( _ ByVal NewName As String, _ Optional ByVal IsATemplate As Variant, _ Optional ByVal FileFormat As Variant, _ Optional ByVal ReadOnlyEnforced As Variant, _ Optional ByVal ReadOnlyRecommended As Variant, _ Optional ByVal NewStatus As Variant, _ Optional ByVal CreateBackup As Variant, _ Optional ByVal UpdateLinkInContainer As Variant, _ Optional ByVal UpdateAllLinksInContainer As Variant _ )

Visual Basic

Public Sub SaveAs( _
   ByVal NewName As String, _
   Optional ByVal IsATemplate As Variant, _
   Optional ByVal FileFormat As Variant, _
   Optional ByVal ReadOnlyEnforced As Variant, _
   Optional ByVal ReadOnlyRecommended As Variant, _
   Optional ByVal NewStatus As Variant, _
   Optional ByVal CreateBackup As Variant, _
   Optional ByVal UpdateLinkInContainer As Variant, _
   Optional ByVal UpdateAllLinksInContainer As Variant _
)

Parameters

NewName: Specifies the name of the saved file. The other optional parameters are not currently supported.
IsATemplate: Not currently supported. However, to save a file as a template, you can save it under the template directory.
FileFormat: When saving as PDF, a value of True saves a 3D PDF where a value of False saves a 2D PDF. This argument is unsupported for other file types.
ReadOnlyEnforced: Not currently supported.
ReadOnlyRecommended: Not currently supported.
NewStatus: Not currently supported.
CreateBackup: Not currently supported.
UpdateLinkInContainer: Not currently supported.
UpdateAllLinksInContainer: Not currently supported.

Remarks

When used to copy a source document to a new file name, SaveAs assigns property set values to the new document to give the document a unique identity, changes the name of the document, and updates the window titles and most recently used menu items.