That is not possible as I created them on my computer. They have not been
used or generated prior to my sending the document to her.
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
The other use has, or has had, access to the template that contains them.
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mreyes45 wrote:
I understand that. However, that doesn't explain why one user could
see the additional auto-text entries and the other can't. Suggestions?
"Jay Freedman" wrote:
On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 11:19:02 -0800, mreyes45
wrote:
I have created two auto-text entries in a document. I have e-mailed
the document to a couple of people for testing. One person had no
problems with the auto-text, however, the other person does not
have the auto-text entries. I have sent him several copies and even
brought a copy on my flashdrive to no avail.
We are using the same version of Word. Any suggestions on how to
correct?
AutoText can be stored only in template (*.dot) files, not in
document (*.doc)
files. So unless you're sending out the template that contains the
entries, the
recipients won't see them.
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