I have created my own Normal.dot document for Word 2003 all I did was add a
footer with the path to the file. Now when I print a label out of word and
try to position it to a cetain place example, 3rd row 2nd column it prints in
a different position. Does anyone know how to fix this problem and keep the
template that I have created? Thanks for any answers!!

No. Do not put headers or footers in the Normal.Dot template for this
reason.

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"Tony" wrote in message
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I have created my own Normal.dot document for Word 2003 all I did was add a
footer with the path to the file. Now when I print a label out of word
and
try to position it to a cetain place example, 3rd row 2nd column it prints
in
a different position. Does anyone know how to fix this problem and keep
the
template that I have created? Thanks for any answers!!

Rename normal.dot to mydocs.dot. Word will create a new blank template
(which it needs for labels) and you can create documents with the footer
from mydocs.dot.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Tony wrote:
I have created my own Normal.dot document for Word 2003 all I did was
add a footer with the path to the file. Now when I print a label out
of word and try to position it to a certain place example, 3rd row 2nd
column it prints in a different position. Does anyone know how to
fix this problem and keep the template that I have created? Thanks
for any answers!!