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You may be able to use a batch replace - see
http://www.gmayor.com/batch_replace.htm - to replace the graphic with a graphic pasted on the clipboard (i.e. replace with ^c ) but you are going to have to modify the macro to locate and replace the correct graphic. Simply changing the templates will have no effect on the documents. Do you need to change the documents? I wouldn't bother for documents that are merely archived or they will no longer be a correct reflection of how they originally were presented. You might also consider some better method of inserting what might be variable information in the header e.g. by using links, IncludeText fields or Autotext fields, all of which can easily be changed, when the company renames itself again, by changing the imported information and updating the fields or links. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Alex Bourne wrote: Hi My company has recently changed its name and I need to show these changes on a large qty of templates. The first change is exchanging a picture in the header and the second change is changing text in the footer of the documents. Is there any way I can apply this change to all the documents at the same time? Please help!! Kind regards Alex |
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