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Numbers in the file names) in Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Office and I also have two copies of four different. Windows\Profiles\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates. In Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates and one in In the meantime, and back with Word 2000, I have two normal.dot files one I'mĬhecking for further info on the Win98 newsgroup. Multiple users on Win98SE, and then having removed one of them. I'm wondering if the problem may have something to do with my having set up Object variable or With block variable not set." Is different from the one I would get with the macros9.exe macro. Results: either an incomplete backup or an error message. I'm trying the macro now, but I'm getting the same Delete normal.dot and rename normalcurrent.dot back to normal.dot.Įach language will create its own. Close your template and Word, savingĬhanges. Macros are trickier, if that is something Organizer to copy any custom toolbars, styles, or AutoText entries to One to something like "normalcurrent.dot" and copy the other one into thatĭirectory. Has things in it that you want, with Word closed, try renaming the current Is the one that contains the normal.dot that you are using.

The default directory that Word tries to use to save the template Open Word and try to save your current document as a Two normal.dots - with multiple user profiles The highlighted line in the new macro is the last one in the following Selection.ConvertToTable Separator:=wdSeparateByTabs, NumColumns:=3 Give me a complete list - and there's nothing complicated about myĪuto-corrections: just words replacing my abbreviations for them - or itĭoesn't run at all and asks me if I want to end or debug. The new macro behaves just like the one in macros.exe.

I've fixed up my normal.dot, but that appears to have had nothing to do with Okay, let's forget about multiple users, as that probably has nothing to do If any of the references say "MISSING" that could have Problem, the only thing I can think of is to go into the VB Editor (Alt +į11), in the Project Window, click on the AutoCorrect project and select The errors that you were getting make no sense at all. I doubt that has anything to do with this, but worth You should really only have one Normal.dot file, so I'd delete or rename the Normal.dot file, as causes of the problem. Least we've eliminated the macro, and your MSO2057.acl file, and your Them, using your MSO2057.acl file and your Normal.dot file. (Most of the Autocorrect experts hang out in theīoth the backup and restore macros worked fine on my system when I tried I'm cross-posting this to the ammar and vba.general newsgroupsīecause I don't know whether it's a problem wit you VBA setup or yourĪutoCorrect setup.