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Add Location To Look for Templates
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Tools|Options|File Locations tab And change workgroup templates to what you want. Thanks Dave, that did the trick. Phil "Dave Peterson" wrote: I think Office XP (2002) killed the Office Shortcut bar--but it sounds like the note in help was missed. But the good news is that you can still do what you want through MSWord. Open MSWord Tools|Options|File Locations tab And change workgroup templates to what you want. Excel will use that setting, too. pwrichcreek wrote: Running EXCEL 2002, Windows/XP SP2. I want to add a folder to the location where EXCEL looks for templates when opening a NEW spreadsheet based on a template. The HELP instructions say, in part... "Make sure that the Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar is displayed. How? On the Microsoft Windows Start menu, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar. " On my START/Program List, Microsoft Office Tools does not have an entry for Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar. Is there another way to access the Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar? Or, is there another way to specify an additional folder for EXCEL to search for templates? Phil -- Dave Peterson |
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