Hi DebraAnn:

We need to hear from the guy who wrote the code :-)

Is the code, by any chance, "populating" document properties to which you
have "linked" bookmarks?

In which case, your error is that although the bookmark exists in the
troublesome template, the Document Property to which it is supposed to be
linked does not exist. The VBA code should return an error number when it
tries to populate that property: give us that and we can probably nail it
for you.

If that's the problem, the solution is simply to hop into
FilePropertiesCustom and create the property of the required name (be
careful of capitalisation, and no spaces allowed...)

Cheers


On 11/3/06 1:11 AM, in article
, "Debra Ann"
wrote:

Cooz,

I mentioned this to the VB person. I created the template and the IT person
created the code the pushes the information into the word document when it is
open. I did try to cut and paste but there was nothing there. Thanks for
the ideas.

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