For a global template to be automatically available it should be installed
in the Word (or Office) startup folder.
It has nothing to do with normal.dot.

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> I have my normal.dot and a special menu (menu.dot) which contains
> macros to open documents. When in "Template manager"? (I've got the
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> I can't ask my users to tick the menu.dot every day, and I am surely
> missing something - but what?
Martin S - 30 May 2008 14:22 GMT
> For a global template to be automatically available it should be installed
> in the Word (or Office) startup folder.
> It has nothing to do with normal.dot.
Quick check and that seems to solve it.
And to think we had a "consultant" to create and update our templates
leaving us in this mess.....
Thanks.
Graham Mayor - 30 May 2008 14:27 GMT
>> For a global template to be automatically available it should be
>> installed in the Word (or Office) startup folder.
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> Thanks.
I hope you didn't pay him too much ;)

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