If the recipient of your template would store the template in his Word
startup folder, then Word will automatically load the template so that
the building block will be available for use. Your template would become
a Global Template in that instance.
See
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Customizat...latesStore.htm for
more about Global Templates
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Microsoft MVP
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"Ted M H" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to follow the help instructions in topic Save and distribute
> building blocks with a template, and I find that the instructions do not
> work. I'm running Word 2007 under XP Pro. I'm trying to take a text box
> building block that I created, send it to someone else (also running Word
> 2007 under XP Pro) so that they can then see and use the text box building
> block from their Text Box gallery.
> I'm able to create the template with the building block and I send it to the
> target system. As long as the target system has the template with the
> building block open, everthing's fine (the text box BB shows up in the text
> box Gallery in the category I created on the source machine). But if the
> target machine doesn't open the template first, the only text box gallery
> items are the built-in ones.
> Does the target system have to open the template, insert the object into a
> document and then manually select the object and add it to the gallery?
>
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