Stefan-- Not sure what you mean; the macros are indeed in Normal.dot, viewed
in the VBA editor or the macro dialog. And when I'm assigning hotkeys, the
macros are listed but the assignment doesn't work.
I looked in the Startup folder, plus all the locations in ToolsOptionsFile
Locations, and rhd.dot wasn't in them. It's kind of a company requirement so
the system might be getting it from the network. (I think that issue is above
my pay grade.)
Stefan Blom wrote:
Inactive add-ins shouldn't cause trouble, no. Have you tried moving rhd.dot out
of the Startup folder? If so, did it make a difference?
As far as the macros are concerned, see if you can locate them in the Macros
dialog (Alt+F8) or in the Visual Basic Editor (Alt+F11).
I have to fess up that I wrote an add-in, and I don't guarantee it's perfect,
but it has not been active (that is, an "X" in the checkbox) for quite a
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and goes to centered. Can a whole template inherit from another whole
template? Or maybe is there a poltergeist originating in Redmond?
--
Christopher Brewster
Lockheed Martin, Eagan MN
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