Not all document synchronization problems raise trappable run-time errors. After
performing an operation using the Sync object, it's a good idea to
check the Status property; if the Status property is
msoSyncStatusError, check the ErrorType property for
additional information on the type of error that has occurred.
In many circumstances, the best way to resolve an error condition is to call the GetUpdate method. For example, if a call to PutUpdate results in an error condition, then a call to GetUpdate will reset the status to msoSyncStatusLocalChanges.
Example
The following example compares the local and server copies of the document using the GetUpdate method and reports whether the server has a newer copy.
Dim objSync As Office.Sync
Dim strStatus As String
Set objSync = ActiveDocument.Sync
objSync.GetUpdate
If objSync.Status = msoSyncStatusNewerAvailable Then
strStatus = "A newer version is available on the server."
MsgBox strStatus, vbInformation + vbOKOnly, "Sync Information"
End If
Set objSync = Nothing