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From: vnsterling on 11 Feb 2010 14:20
To use the template with a document you have already created, copy the existing
text into the new document. Then select Tools→Templates and Add-Ins,.
click the "Automatically update document styles" check box and OK.
Generally, after attaching the template, three additional toolbar
items automatically appear. If this does not occur, select View → Toolbars and
click "TitlePage", "TextTools" and "ListsCaptions".

These are explicit instruction I have, and yet when I follow them, I do not
see the 3 additional toolbar items they indicate, nor do I see the 3 items in
the drop-down menu they indicate. What am I doing wrong? I have acess to both
2003 and 2007 MS Word
From: Stefan Blom on 11 Feb 2010 14:51
Custom toolbars created in Word 2003 will appear on the Add-Ins tab when the
document is opened in Word 2007.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"vnsterling" <vnsterling(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:060B6FDA-CE93-4E9A-80BF-B084C0201321(a)microsoft.com...
> To use the template with a document you have already created, copy the
> existing
> text into the new document. Then select Tools?Templates and Add-Ins,.
> click the "Automatically update document styles" check box and OK.
> Generally, after attaching the template, three additional toolbar
> items automatically appear. If this does not occur, select View ? Toolbars
> and
> click "TitlePage", "TextTools" and "ListsCaptions".
>
> These are explicit instruction I have, and yet when I follow them, I do
> not
> see the 3 additional toolbar items they indicate, nor do I see the 3 items
> in
> the drop-down menu they indicate. What am I doing wrong? I have acess to
> both
> 2003 and 2007 MS Word


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