I have created some customised chart templates that are saved
as .crtx
files. When I unzip these files I see a whole bunch of xml files,
folders
and ... in a folder 'media' I see the thumbnail image1.bmp that is
displayed in XLS and PPT.

I though this might be a way I could make my
customised charts stand out so I have tried to substitute a new
image1.bmp. and then rezipped all the files and folders and changed
the extension
back to .crtx

Unfortunately I must have done something wrong as when I go back to
the 'My Templates' window the .crtx file and the thumbnail is
missing.

Is there a file containing a list of .crtx files somewhere else that
is used to determine what is shown?

I have tried posting this on
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...b528cfd61639c9
but without luck.

Any one have an idea?

Thanks

Steve
XP & PPT'07

I don't know the answer to this, but I'd suggest posting it in one of the
PowerPoint groups at http://answers.microsoft.com

http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...create/threads is as
good as any of the three PPT-specific forums.

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> I have created some customised chart templates that are saved
> as .crtx
> files. When I unzip these files I see a whole bunch of xml files,
> folders
> and ... in a folder 'media' I see the thumbnail image1.bmp that is
> displayed in XLS and PPT.
>
> I though this might be a way I could make my
> customised charts stand out so I have tried to substitute a new
> image1.bmp. and then rezipped all the files and folders and changed
> the extension
> back to .crtx
>
> Unfortunately I must have done something wrong as when I go back to
> the 'My Templates' window the .crtx file and the thumbnail is
> missing.
>
> Is there a file containing a list of .crtx files somewhere else that
> is used to determine what is shown?
>
> I have tried posting this on
> http://groups.google.com/group/micro...b528cfd61639c9
> but without luck.
>
> Any one have an idea?
>
> Thanks
>
> Steve
> XP & PPT'07
>