Hello all,
I've written macros that create a menu list on the menu bar, modified some
shortcut menus, and adds a toolbar, all custom designed to run other macros
that I have written. I saved the document as a .dot template and stored in
the word start-up directory. All menus are created fine. The problem is,
when I load it as a global template, Word saves all the menu modifications to
normal.dot. I've written macros to delete the menus on exit, but they still
exist in the normal.dot file. This is a problem particularly with the toolbar
menu which gets duplicated in normal.dot everytime word is started with the
gloabl template I designed.
Is there a way to prevent Word from modifying the normal.dot file when I run
macros that create custom menus, or is there another way to prevent this
problem? The problem persists with Word 2000 and 2003. I tried deleting the
normal.dot file in case it was corrupted, but that didn't fix the problem.
Thanks in advance,
Microsmith
Microsmith - 31 Jul 2007 18:32 GMT
Well, wouldn't you know, after spending days trying to solve this I figure it
out shortly after I posted this message. Here's the solution.
Use the VBA command customizationcontext to point to the template in the
Word Startup folder instead of the Normal.dot file.
I found this at the following microsoft support page:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/873017/en-us?spid=2530&sid=63
Regards,
Microsmith
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