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In Word 2007: The Developer tab - Last group of icons - document template
and document panel. I assumed template icon would list all templates as in Office Button, New, Templates etc, but no. Could any one explain how you use these icons in the developer tab or are they linked only to XML documents? |
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I'm not sure what you mean by "document panel," but the Document Template
button displays the Templates and Add-Ins dialog box which shows, among other things, what template is attached to the current document, and what add-ins are loaded in the current Word session. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Aresee" wrote in message news In Word 2007: The Developer tab - Last group of icons - document template and document panel. I assumed template icon would list all templates as in Office Button, New, Templates etc, but no. Could any one explain how you use these icons in the developer tab or are they linked only to XML documents? |
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To answer the portion about the Document Panel, this button is only
available if you have InfoPath installed. It enables you to host an InfoPath form in Word and update SharePoint content. The InfoPath form essentially replaces the Document Properties pane that appears below the Ribbon. It has another frequently requested option too - the ability to always show the document properties when opening/saving documents. ~Beth Melton Microsoft Office MVP "Stefan Blom" wrote in message ... I'm not sure what you mean by "document panel," but the Document Template button displays the Templates and Add-Ins dialog box which shows, among other things, what template is attached to the current document, and what add-ins are loaded in the current Word session. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Aresee" wrote in message news In Word 2007: The Developer tab - Last group of icons - document template and document panel. I assumed template icon would list all templates as in Office Button, New, Templates etc, but no. Could any one explain how you use these icons in the developer tab or are they linked only to XML documents? |
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Thank you for this additional information.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Beth Melton" wrote in message ... To answer the portion about the Document Panel, this button is only available if you have InfoPath installed. It enables you to host an InfoPath form in Word and update SharePoint content. The InfoPath form essentially replaces the Document Properties pane that appears below the Ribbon. It has another frequently requested option too - the ability to always show the document properties when opening/saving documents. ~Beth Melton Microsoft Office MVP "Stefan Blom" wrote in message ... I'm not sure what you mean by "document panel," but the Document Template button displays the Templates and Add-Ins dialog box which shows, among other things, what template is attached to the current document, and what add-ins are loaded in the current Word session. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Aresee" wrote in message news In Word 2007: The Developer tab - Last group of icons - document template and document panel. I assumed template icon would list all templates as in Office Button, New, Templates etc, but no. Could any one explain how you use these icons in the developer tab or are they linked only to XML documents? |
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You're welcome. :-)
"Stefan Blom" wrote in message ... Thank you for this additional information. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Beth Melton" wrote in message ... To answer the portion about the Document Panel, this button is only available if you have InfoPath installed. It enables you to host an InfoPath form in Word and update SharePoint content. The InfoPath form essentially replaces the Document Properties pane that appears below the Ribbon. It has another frequently requested option too - the ability to always show the document properties when opening/saving documents. ~Beth Melton Microsoft Office MVP "Stefan Blom" wrote in message ... I'm not sure what you mean by "document panel," but the Document Template button displays the Templates and Add-Ins dialog box which shows, among other things, what template is attached to the current document, and what add-ins are loaded in the current Word session. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Aresee" wrote in message news In Word 2007: The Developer tab - Last group of icons - document template and document panel. I assumed template icon would list all templates as in Office Button, New, Templates etc, but no. Could any one explain how you use these icons in the developer tab or are they linked only to XML documents? |
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