Hi Dave,
Without some basic information, such as
1. Version of Word
2. What you mean by "two key documents that both make reference to the macros
and the toolbra in the dot"
3. Some information on where all these are stored relative to each other
it's impossible to offer much. My first thought would be to make sure that the
path the problem doc file is searching for the template in actually exists, and
that the *.dot is there. This sounds awfully like it's not the case (check
Tools/Templates and Addins)
> I have a .dot with my simple macros and an extra tool bar to use the macros.
>
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> What could be causing the first document not to work well when it uses the
> same macros/toolbar as the second one.
Cindy Meister
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Dave Neve - 17 Aug 2005 08:39 GMT
Hi
I'm using Word 2001 with XP.
By 'make reference', I meant that in Visual Basic Editor, when .doc 1 or 2
is opened, you can see in VBE that it is using the .dot (in Windows
templates), to load the extra toolbar and macros.
I've now tried making sure that the path to the .dot is the same but I
haven't found a way to confirm this.
Thanks in advance
Dave Neve
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Cindy M -WordMVP- - 17 Aug 2005 10:56 GMT
Hi Dave,
> I'm using Word 2001 with XP.
Which version of Word? 2001 is a MAC version...
Cindy Meister
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Jun 8 2004)
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