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Hello Realtor Tommy,

Since support for VBA was dropped from Office for Macs in the 2004
edition, you have a couple of choices. You can recreate the templates
using Apple's own AppleScript or iWorks Office compatible software or
wait until the next version of Office for the Mac is released. Microsoft
has decided to bring back VBA in the next release, but will be only
partially compatible with Office 2007. Based on Apple's product cycle
being about every 4 years, it will probably be released about 2012.

Sincerely,
Leith Ross


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