Then it may have been moved off the screen, possibly by a stray mouse
movement when you were writing template 2.

With template 2 open (the active document), try entering some code in the
vba Immediate window to move it back on screen. What follows is some that I
gave a person who had lost the header and footer toolbar. Substitute the
name of your toolbar to use it.

CommandBars("Header and Footer").Enabled = True
CommandBars("Header and Footer").Visible = True
CommandBars("Header and Footer").Position = msoBarFloating
CommandBars("Header and Footer").Left = 144
CommandBars("Header and Footer").Top = 163


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"BRC" wrote in message
oups.com...
Thanks for the input. I am not sure what you are referring to when you
say "hide". When I click on view/toolbars/ the toolbar in question show
up on the list. and is checked. Is there somewhere else the where
setting are stored? Thanks
BRC