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Hi,
I am running word 2003 SP3. I am creating templates that should be distributed to many users and I like to create a custom caption. Is there a way to save the custom caption to the template I create instead of to the normal.dot. If not, is there a smart way to get this custom caption "automatically" transferred into my created template? Very greatful for any help, this is a major showstopper for me. Thanks in advance /Maria |
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Unfortunately no. Caption labels can only be saved in the Normal template.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Maria@Simonsoft" wrote in message ... Hi, I am running word 2003 SP3. I am creating templates that should be distributed to many users and I like to create a custom caption. Is there a way to save the custom caption to the template I create instead of to the normal.dot. If not, is there a smart way to get this custom caption "automatically" transferred into my created template? Very greatful for any help, this is a major showstopper for me. Thanks in advance /Maria |
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Thank you Stefan,
How do you work with this, maybee I am doing things wrong here? The custom caption I created was to be able to crossreference to a "reference litterature list" eg: "1. Standard 1", "2. standard 2" and "see. ref 2" in text. Is there another way of doing this without having to create the custom caption? /Maria "Stefan Blom" wrote: Unfortunately no. Caption labels can only be saved in the Normal template. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Maria@Simonsoft" wrote in message ... Hi, I am running word 2003 SP3. I am creating templates that should be distributed to many users and I like to create a custom caption. Is there a way to save the custom caption to the template I create instead of to the normal.dot. If not, is there a smart way to get this custom caption "automatically" transferred into my created template? Very greatful for any help, this is a major showstopper for me. Thanks in advance /Maria . |
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You can manually bookmark the (relevant parts of) the caption and then
insert a cross-reference to the bookmark. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Maria@Simonsoft" wrote in message ... Thank you Stefan, How do you work with this, maybee I am doing things wrong here? The custom caption I created was to be able to crossreference to a "reference litterature list" eg: "1. Standard 1", "2. standard 2" and "see. ref 2" in text. Is there another way of doing this without having to create the custom caption? /Maria "Stefan Blom" wrote: Unfortunately no. Caption labels can only be saved in the Normal template. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Maria@Simonsoft" wrote in message ... Hi, I am running word 2003 SP3. I am creating templates that should be distributed to many users and I like to create a custom caption. Is there a way to save the custom caption to the template I create instead of to the normal.dot. If not, is there a smart way to get this custom caption "automatically" transferred into my created template? Very greatful for any help, this is a major showstopper for me. Thanks in advance /Maria . |
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