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New word doc from custom template still attatched to normal: why?
I have a custom template in the templates folder. When I create my new
document, I tell word to use that template. However, when I look under the "Templates and Add-Ins" dialog for my new document, it shows that it is still attached to the normal template. Why does it do this? |
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Whoops, that was because the template was a doc rather than dot. Behavior
seems the same otherwise, though "egrigg9000" wrote: I have a custom template in the templates folder. When I create my new document, I tell word to use that template. However, when I look under the "Templates and Add-Ins" dialog for my new document, it shows that it is still attached to the normal template. Why does it do this? |
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Only a .dot template can be attached. If it's a document, you're just
creating a copy, and it's still based on Normal.dot. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "egrigg9000" wrote in message ... Whoops, that was because the template was a doc rather than dot. Behavior seems the same otherwise, though "egrigg9000" wrote: I have a custom template in the templates folder. When I create my new document, I tell word to use that template. However, when I look under the "Templates and Add-Ins" dialog for my new document, it shows that it is still attached to the normal template. Why does it do this? |
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