Re: Using Word 2000 template in Word 2003

G'day "M_Hartmann" <MHartmann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,

LOL - yes - look for the word Auto

If you have routines called AutoExec, AutoOpen - stuff like that -
they automagically fire upon the appropriate event.

Additionally, the template may contain corruption. You can try using a
VBA Code Cleaner (google that phrase) to rebuild the project, that MAY
bring some joy. However, I normally fully recreate the template at
this point, using tools > organizer to drag over all the relevant
stuff. When you go to copy the content, do not include the last
paragraph mark from any section.


Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

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Without prejudice


M_Hartmann reckoned:

>Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by an AutoExec. The template is stored in a
>specific location on my hard drive, and when I use Word, I choose file>new
>and select the template. In Office 2000, the template never had a problem
>launching. Is there something I should look for in the code? I didn't create
>the template and am unable to reach the individual that created it.
>
>Regards,
>M Hartmann
>
>"Word Heretic" wrote:
>
>> G'day "M_Hartmann" <M_Hartmann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
>>
>> A code example might help here. Are you running an AutoExec of some
>> sort?
>>
>> Steve Hudson - Word Heretic
>>
>> steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment)
>> Without prejudice
>>
>>
>> M_Hartmann reckoned:
>>
>> >I am receiving the following error message when launching a customized
>> >template created in Word 2000 in Word 2003:
>> >
>> >There is insufficient memory. Save the document now.
>> >
>> >I am new to VBA and was wondering what I should look for in the code that
>> >might eliminate this error message.
>> >
>> >Thanks.
>> >Melissa Hartmann
>>
>>

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