[Poliwog[_2_]]

Hello!

I have an RTF document, originally created in Word 2004 Mac. I have
been working on it in Word 2007 (on Win XP SP2). Every time I hit
'Save' or Ctrl-S or whatever, I get a (shudder) Compatibility Warning
which reads, "Some custom properties that are stored in this document
will be lost. Click 'Continue' to save..." Where does this come from,
and can I turn it off? It is most annoying, and the document is fine.
I can open it on the Mac or in Word 2003 on my laptop. It really
messes up the flow to have to mouse-click every time I hit Ctrl-S.

Could this be because my document template (custom) contains the "Page
Break Before" attribute to one of its styles? I could lose that, if
necessary, and use manual page breaks. I note that the template, which
I opened and resaved on the Wintel box (it was created on the Mac),
does not have its proper icon in the New Document dialog.

TIA,
Les

[Herb Tyson [MVP]]

Try running the Compatibility Checker. Office button - Prepare -
Compatibility Checker. This should give you additional information on what
it's talking about (hopefully). It should also let you turn off the
automatic check when saving.

To turn this off when saving documents in Word 97-2003 formats, remove the
check next to Check compatibility when saving in Word 97-2003 formats" in
the Compatibility Checker dialog box. It's not clear to me whether this will
halt if from checking a Mac document (since I don't know how/if that format
differs from Word 2003 format), but it's worth a shot.

--
Herb Tyson MS MVP
Author of the Word 2007 Bible
Blog: http://word2007bible.herbtyson.com
Web: http://www.herbtyson.com


"Poliwog" wrote in message
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Hello!

I have an RTF document, originally created in Word 2004 Mac. I have
been working on it in Word 2007 (on Win XP SP2). Every time I hit
'Save' or Ctrl-S or whatever, I get a (shudder) Compatibility Warning
which reads, "Some custom properties that are stored in this document
will be lost. Click 'Continue' to save..." Where does this come from,
and can I turn it off? It is most annoying, and the document is fine.
I can open it on the Mac or in Word 2003 on my laptop. It really
messes up the flow to have to mouse-click every time I hit Ctrl-S.

Could this be because my document template (custom) contains the "Page
Break Before" attribute to one of its styles? I could lose that, if
necessary, and use manual page breaks. I note that the template, which
I opened and resaved on the Wintel box (it was created on the Mac),
does not have its proper icon in the New Document dialog.

TIA,
Les

[Poliwog[_2_]]

Thank you. That seems to have done it. Wish the Help file had Helped
me.

Les

On Jun 4, 8:49 pm, "Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote:
Try running the Compatibility Checker. Office button - Prepare -
Compatibility Checker. This should give you additional information on what
it's talking about (hopefully). It should also let you turn off the
automatic check when saving.

To turn this off when saving documents in Word 97-2003 formats, remove the
check next to Check compatibility when saving in Word 97-2003 formats" in
the Compatibility Checker dialog box. It's not clear to me whether this will
halt if from checking a Mac document (since I don't know how/if that format
differs from Word 2003 format), but it's worth a shot.

--
Herb Tyson MS MVP
Author of the Word 2007 Bible
Blog:http://word2007bible.herbtyson.com
Web:http://www.herbtyson.com

"Poliwog" wrote in message

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Hello!

I have an RTF document, originally created in Word 2004 Mac. I have
been working on it in Word 2007 (on Win XP SP2). Every time I hit
'Save' or Ctrl-S or whatever, I get a (shudder) Compatibility Warning
which reads, "Some custom properties that are stored in this document
will be lost. Click 'Continue' to save..." Where does this come from,
and can I turn it off? It is most annoying, and the document is fine.
I can open it on the Mac or in Word 2003 on my laptop. It really
messes up the flow to have to mouse-click every time I hit Ctrl-S.

Could this be because my document template (custom) contains the "Page
Break Before" attribute to one of its styles? I could lose that, if
necessary, and use manual page breaks. I note that the template, which
I opened and resaved on the Wintel box (it was created on the Mac),
does not have its proper icon in the New Document dialog.

TIA,
Les