I've followed Bill Coan's article "How to add pop-up lists to any Word
document, so you can click your way through changes in seconds" and the
resulting list works well on my PC. Unfortunately, when others try to use the
form they get all the autotext entries, instead of just the ones defined by
the paragraph style. Using a template won't help as I know from experience
that most of them simply reuse a previous form and won't get a template. Nor
can I use anything which will involve changes to Normal.template.

Any ideas how I can implement this useful function company-wide?
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Linda M

Unfortunately, there is no way to do this short of a template because
AutoText entries cannot be stored in a document.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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"LindaM" wrote in message
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I've followed Bill Coan's article "How to add pop-up lists to any Word
document, so you can click your way through changes in seconds" and the
resulting list works well on my PC. Unfortunately, when others try to use
the
form they get all the autotext entries, instead of just the ones defined
by
the paragraph style. Using a template won't help as I know from
experience
that most of them simply reuse a previous form and won't get a template.
Nor
can I use anything which will involve changes to Normal.template.

Any ideas how I can implement this useful function company-wide?
--
Linda M