Unless you have "Automatically update styles" checked in the Tools |
Templates and Add-ins dialog, Word doesn't really have any reference to the
template after the document is created--at least not for styles and
formatting. It would reference the template for macros, AutoText, etc. If
none of the latter are an issue, you can just as well attach Normal.dot
(making sure that automatic update is *not* enabled) and keep it from
looking.

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Andy280575 - 22 Mar 2005 01:49 GMT
Thanks for the reply, I will check the settings of the user having issues.
The templates do contain macro's to update fields, would the macros only
cause a problem if the macro was 'played' while the document was open?
> Unless you have "Automatically update styles" checked in the Tools |
> Templates and Add-ins dialog, Word doesn't really have any reference to the
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Suzanne S. Barnhill - 22 Mar 2005 05:35 GMT
If the template were attached to Normal.dot, the macros would be
unavailable, but if the template attached to the document is on a network,
it doesn't matter whether Word really needs it or not, it is going to search
for it when you open the document.

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> Thanks for the reply, I will check the settings of the user having issues.
> The templates do contain macro's to update fields, would the macros only
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