That warning is highlighted on the web page.
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Make sure that you start Word:
1. From the Start menu
2. Not by clicking on a document in Windows Explorer
3 Before you start Outlook if you are using Word as the editor in
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"DebraH" wrote in message
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Hi Graham.
Thanks for the prompt response. I am a firm believer in RIF
(Reading is Fundamental). I read the page before I posted. The
template is in my word
startup folder, it shows as an attached template in my merge(setup)
document.
I checked to make sure the security is low enough to allow the
macros to run. As I said, the macros do not launch. The only other
thing I noticed is
that in the organizer that the template is not available in the
dropdown and
the macros do not appear. Suggestions.
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Debra H
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
Would you be talking about the add-in at
http://www.gmayor.com/individual_merge_letters.htm ?
This must be installed in the Word startup folder - as defined at
tools file locations startup. It then should be listed and
checked in tools templates & add-ins, when you next start Word.
That being the case it activates automatically when you merge to a
new document. Re-read the page!
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
DebraH wrote:
Help!! I downloaded the macro and thought I followed the
instructions pretty carefully. The macro never launches, although
I can see the template as attached to my merge document. However,
I do not see the macro items in the organizer.
Is there somehow a way to merge the records to individual new
documents instead of merging to a single one with many pages?
Thanks