P
Prince Rayet
First, my apologies if this is posted in the wrong spot - I'll happily move
it to a more appropriate area if needed. Just tell me where. Second, sorry
about the length. It's as short as I can get it while still being concise.
I've inherited a large series of macros designed to format text (.txt)
documents dumped into Word from a program called TeamDesign. When the macros
are finished, the raw output is organized so that it prints cleanly on the
client's pre-printed inventory stationary. Unfortunately, the staff using
these macros cannot format documents consecutively. The first one through
the pipe works fine, but any following get an error: "Template File Already
In Use By MS Word" and the output is diverted to the default printer, wasting
paper. In order for the template to be "reset," Word must be closed
completely (as well as Outlook if it uses Word as an editor). The macros are
stored in a separate template that is loaded into Word during startup.
So now that the infodump's done, my question is simply this: How can I fix
this issue? Is there any way of "resetting" the template from within the
macro code so all instances of Word don't need to be closed and re-opened?
it to a more appropriate area if needed. Just tell me where. Second, sorry
about the length. It's as short as I can get it while still being concise.
I've inherited a large series of macros designed to format text (.txt)
documents dumped into Word from a program called TeamDesign. When the macros
are finished, the raw output is organized so that it prints cleanly on the
client's pre-printed inventory stationary. Unfortunately, the staff using
these macros cannot format documents consecutively. The first one through
the pipe works fine, but any following get an error: "Template File Already
In Use By MS Word" and the output is diverted to the default printer, wasting
paper. In order for the template to be "reset," Word must be closed
completely (as well as Outlook if it uses Word as an editor). The macros are
stored in a separate template that is loaded into Word during startup.
So now that the infodump's done, my question is simply this: How can I fix
this issue? Is there any way of "resetting" the template from within the
macro code so all instances of Word don't need to be closed and re-opened?