Hi,
I have a set of macros that are used for company standard documents.
The Macro's are in an .xla file that I need to have reside on the
server as 100+ people will be using the documents that reference these
macros.

I am having trouble with how to correcly refernce the .xla so that it
will either always reference the .xla on the server (I don't mind if
it's hard coded) or that it will correctly reference the .xla on the
individual user's C:\ drive (excel addins) folder if the .xla is
copied there via a login script.

The .xla consists of macros and functions.
1.) A macro to change the logo to a new logo - it pops up a user form
and then changes the logo to the newly selected logo
2.) Functions for document properties (eg http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/docprop.htm)

I have tried numerouse examples posted around the groups to try and
get the macros to work with no luck.

Attempt 1 - Copy the .xla file to the user's addins folder on the C:
\drive.
When other users open the workbooks that reference the macros and
functions they get a hard coded reference to the .xla file on my PC. I
have seen posts and web sites saying to do it this way, and I would
have no problem doing it this way, but I just can't seem to get it to
work.

Attempt 2 - Leave the .xla on the server and create a reference to it.
I've tried creating the reference manually via the VBA interface, I've
tried setting the reference through code on workbook open (as per
http://groups.google.com.au/group/mi...nu m=32&hl=en)
and I've tried just referencing the .xla throught he Addins dialog (as
per
http://groups.google.com.au/group/mi...nu m=18&hl=en)

Every time I close the workbook and then re-open it the reference is
lost (no matter which way I do it).

One post I read said the .xla needs to be in the same folder as the
workbook. this is not possible as thousands of workbooks will be
created and saved all over the server, and they will still always need
to be able to reference the .xla.

Can anyone help with this and suggest how I set this up so it always
works.

Thanks