Thanks for pointing me to Office XML, admittedly I didnt know that group
existed. Despite the tone of your reply, can you offer any input as to what
these (Update Schema and Solution) buttons do.
"garfield-n-odie" wrote:
Glad I could help. I thought the link I provided was the most
appropriate, considering the tenor of the question. I apologize
if I misinterpreted your off-topic post here in the Word General
Questions newsgroup and the lack of the word "XML" anywhere in
your post as evidence of utter cluelessness that Update Schema
was related to XML. I won't waste your time with a link to the
Office XML newsgroup. I'm sure the knowledge you demonstrated
here today regarding your chosen area of instruction will earn
you and Computer Confidence Inc. in upstate New York the respect
you both deserve. Have a great day.
Goowa wrote:
Wow, thanks for showing me where Microsoft Help is, I appreciate it, youre
so kind today.
I work for Computer Confidence, Inc. one of the largest training providers
in Upstate New York, I do not go to school anymore and I am not trying to get
someone to do my homework for me. I'd appreciate it if you would have more
respect for people in the future, and if you dont have the answer to the
question, please do not waste my time by responding with vague references to
microsoft help.
"garfield-n-odie" wrote:
In Word, if you clilck on Help and search for Update Schema, then
you mimght see
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...832811033.aspx .
In your busisness and for the purposes of your manual, you do not
use the button for anythihng because the button is inactitve, so
there is no real need to explaian what the button does. Or maybe
you just want us to do your school homework assisgnment for you...
Goowa wrote:
What is the function of the update Schema button (and update solution button)
in the Schema Library dialog box in Word 2003. I cannot get the button to
become active to even see what it does. Im wrirting an instruction manual
for my business on this and need to know what it does, please respond, thanks!