Template directories setting in Word 2007

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I am trying to get two different folders set in Word. Just like you could do
under [Extra], [Options], tab [File Locations] in the previous versions of
Word. There was a personal folder setting for templates, and there was a
public folder setting for templates.

How do I do that in Word 2007?
 
Hi Gé,

In Word 2007 those settings are still available in the Word Options Dialog. You can use
Office Button=>Word Options=>Advanced (or Alt, T, O, A)
then scroll down in the Advanced category to the 'General' section and click on the [File Locations] button.

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<<"Gé Brander" <c70070540 hotmail com> wrote in message I am trying to get two different folders set in Word. Just like you could do
under [Extra], [Options], tab [File Locations] in the previous versions of
Word. There was a personal folder setting for templates, and there was a
public folder setting for templates.

How do I do that in Word 2007? >>

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Not for me. I did find the File location button but it was greyed and could
not be activated. What to do?
 
Make sure you have a document open (or a new document) before you access the
Word Options.
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Guides for the Office 2007 Interface:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/training/HA102295841033.aspx


Sina said:
Not for me. I did find the File location button but it was greyed and
could
not be activated. What to do?

Bob Buckland ?:-) said:
Hi Gé,

In Word 2007 those settings are still available in the Word Options
Dialog. You can use
Office Button=>Word Options=>Advanced (or Alt, T, O, A)
then scroll down in the Advanced category to the 'General' section and
click on the [File Locations] button.
Click to expand...
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I've just found it. click on the Office button, then at the bottom you see
'word options' - file locations is in there.
 
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