Re: Want user to add command button to menu bar by Marie
Marie
Wed Jan 07 22:29:42 CST 2004
Graham,
I had never heard of installing a template as an add-in so
I looked it up it help. I gather from help that it is done
by copying the Sensient template to the Word startup
folder. Is that correct? Tried it and it worked. Is that
what you meant?
Thanks so much for your help.
Marie
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>If you install your 'sentient template' as an add-in
template rather than a
>document template, you will have the menus toolbar
available without user
>intervention.
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>Marie wrote:
>> I have created templates of all the forms our company
>> uses. To access these templates, I have created another
>> template (probably a document would have done as well)
>> named Sensient Template that has macros with associated
>> buttons on the menu bar that opens a document based on
the
>> desired template. From a CD I supply, the user copies
the
>> Sensient Template along with all the other templates
into
>> his/her templates folder. Here's the question. How can I
>> easily have a beginner user get a button on his/her
>> toolbar to open the Sensient template.
>>
>> Thanks. This one has me baffled.
>>
>> Marie
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