Put your text box in the document footer - put your styleref field in the
text box - change the text box to a frame - close the footer.
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Dan Kelly wrote:
Thanks Suzanne
Whilst useful, I think that the StyleRef doesn't hit the main problem.
What I need is how to get a text box generated on each new page.
Do I need a "New Page" macro, copying the last pages textbox to do
this?
If so how do I reference the _last_ text box?
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
StyleRef, assuming you can get them to use the required style(s). See
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/StyleRef.htm
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"Dan Kelly" wrote in message
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Hopefully the last question on these templates...
I am trying to add a repeating text box to the word template I am
creating.
I need to be able to have the company logo in the bottom LH corner
of the page - easily done, by placing it in the footer.
I also need to have a text box in the bottom RH corner that
contains the current chapter name in it. A bit like in a
dictionary / Yellow Pages.
Unless it's the only solution, I don't think that the users for this
template will be well enough trained to use Section Breaks for each
chapter, therefore using a text box in the footer, containing a
field code doesn't look like the solution.
The problem with having a text box in the right position outside
the footer, is that it doesn't repeat on every page. But the user
can easily edit the contents. Having a text box inside the footer
means that every page has the same text.
Any other solutions?