Jay

Thank you. That works as requested.

In this case, I had a directory structure set up on a common drive with the
top level hard coded into the template. When I went to another work location
for a few weeks, somebody decided to restructure the LAN resulting in the
recreation of the old top level folder and two sub-folders.

The other part of the problem is my intention to distribute this to a second
work area who use a different common drive identifier.

Dynamically pointing to the top level folder will overcome the above. All I
need do now is cross my fingers that users will shortcut to the .dot file as
instructed rather than copy it ... On reflection,  the hard-coded version
makes certain the most recent document always sits in a specified location,
making it easy for me to find. Do I allow fools the freedom to restructure
the common drive to their hearts content or sit back and laugh when they
can't work out why 'that' folder keeps appearing after being moved ...
decisions, decisions.

Steve