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MS has three trusted locations that it will not get its back up macros; user profile, startup and workgroup templates. I have designated a network location for workgroup templates with folders to control security for each group using a particular template. That way I have a central location for updates or additions to these templates. To work on the templates I lower the macro security for my PC in the registry (hklmSoftwaremicrosoftoffice11security with a value of 1) then put changed templates in network location

We have always had his problem. We have restarted the server and the server’s date/time is correct. The delayed message is not getting to the Exchange server queue for delivery though the message is sitting on the exchange server and not on the worksstation. If the delay time is past and you hit send/receive the message gets delivered and never gets delivered if outlook is not active. I have checked all of MS site and can find nothing on this issue

We have Outlook XP and we are connected to Exchange 2001. We have about 1600 users worldwide and with one Exchange server. The feature is behaving like we have standalone Outlook. Whenever we turn off the machine that the message was sent from the delayed message is not sent. It’s like the message is not being sent to the server. We have checked the timing on the server and it is synchronized with the workstation. Problem is occurring on all workstations.

In Outlook XP you can use a rule to do this. Go to Tools > Rules Wizard

Thanks soooo much. Extremely valuable information.

The laguage is French with French keyboard. It apperas that I will need a macro to do a find and replace. Thanks all.

The document number is created when the document is first saved. What I want to do is capture that document to put in a form in the document. The form is sent to clients without the document number but I would like this document number placed in the form for internal reference when we the form is returned to us.

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The cancel button is linked to a form that has Cancel and Ok. I work for a law firm that deal with the courts and we must submit word count for selected parts of the document that must include endnotes and footnotes. The MS macro does some of the job but it is not foolproof which I need for these users. In any event Garys’ suggestions were extremely informative and I was able to get the other parts together.
Thanks