Hoping someone may be able to offer some advice.. We were encountering a
problem running our software which calls word via OLE on a clients machine
who happens to have upgraded to word 2007. I use word 2007 and other clients
use Word2007 and the program works fine - so to narrow ...

Word XP
I have a macro in WordPerfect that opens an ASCII file so that I can then
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I am developing a template (Report.dot) in MS Word XP. This template
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thank you in advance,
best regards.
davidxu

I created a template in Word XP which automates a tender document creation
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Since our upgrade this procedure no longer works, I suspect that it may be
down to only having Microsoft Word 12.0 Object ...

FYI:  VBA knowledge - low novice
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manually.

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Thank you!

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Roman Numerials in an outline form:

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within Word, or is there an outside resource anyone knows of that can
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