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"PeterHS" wrote in message
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Thanks that makes things more clear.

But i think i can use .oft for forms, but also to make a sort of template
with standard text. When i want to create a standar e-mail lay-out wit a
company logo en "disclaimer text" what is the best way? place the text in
normalemail.dotm, or in mail.oft??? I tested is on a .oft file and it is
possible to place standard text. I think it must be possible in mail.oft
and
normalemail.dotm. But i cant think of pro's and contra's for the
solution's.
And i hate to stumle one way when the other way is easier (maybe i'm to
lazy)





 
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