G
G. Warner
I have a template that I created in Word 2003. It has a number of macros.
One, which allows the user to save a copy of the active document assigns
Normal.Dot as the ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate before saving, so that the
macros from the working template are not saved in the copy. The problem now
is that when I run this macro in Word 2007, the
ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate takes place immediately and breaks the macro
code that was assigning the template and saving the document. Is there a way
to keep the ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate action from happening
immediately, the way it works in Word 2003?
One, which allows the user to save a copy of the active document assigns
Normal.Dot as the ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate before saving, so that the
macros from the working template are not saved in the copy. The problem now
is that when I run this macro in Word 2007, the
ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate takes place immediately and breaks the macro
code that was assigning the template and saving the document. Is there a way
to keep the ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate action from happening
immediately, the way it works in Word 2003?