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Hi All,

I created an .dotm file in word 2007. For that .dotm I creted a shortcut. the Target path for the short cut is "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\WINWORD.EXE" /l"C:\RibbonX\Example1\BlankPage-RibbonX.dotm"

The problem is when I opened the shortcut for the first time its opening with out issues. When I again click on this shortcut without closing the first document Am getting en message dispalying want to open in read-only.

I do not want to display this message. Please let me know how to accomplish this ?

Thanks and Regards,

Abhi.


Posted

You can't open the file twice like that. Anything after the first instance has to be Read-Only.

Posted

hi,

But the same is done wiht dot file. I can open that any number of times without closing the previous one.

I am not sure how they are doing that.

Regards,

Abhi ram.

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Thank you for the response

I am not able to view the content of the page.

If I copy the dotm file to the start up then, every time I open the word the template (dotm) gets added. But I require the dotm to be added when I click on the shortcut I had created.

Thanks,

Abhi

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I think it is desribing the same problem. There are two responses:

This was posted on "microsoft.public.office.developer.automation" as well.
I contacted Microsoft support about this, and it has been filed as a bug

report. I guess the only workaround for now is to rename .dotm files to .dot.

Posted

Hi Tain,

Thanks for the thread..

It is helpful for me.

But can we know whether this bug is fixed by Microsoft or not.

Regards,

Abhi Ram

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Hi Tain,

Thanks for the thread..

It is helpful for me.

But can we know whether this bug is fixed by Microsoft or not.

Regards,

Abhi Ram

Hi Tain,

I checked with a macro in my Office 2007. Am able to replicate it..

Thanks a lot.

Regards,

Abhi

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