J
Jason
the "signature" optine does not show up in "ALL Entries" on the AutoText tool
bar, does anyone konw why?
bar, does anyone konw why?
B
Bob Buckland ?:-\)
Hi Jason,
Are you in Word or in Outlook using Word as the email editor?
Prior to Word 2007 the AutoText entries were grouped by the Word style applied to the entry. There were a couple of tricks MS used
to put 'categories' on certain entries out of the box, and it was sort of the hint of what was to come in Word 2007.
It is possible to create a Signature and apply a different style to it (or resave it as an updated AutoText entry [redefine] and the
entry would then show up under a different category.
Are you able to locate the entry in any of the choices? If so, insert it in a document, apply the 'Signature' style to the text and
then put it in as a 'New' AutoText entry and you should get asked if you want to redefine the entry. Yes, should put it back in the
Signature category.
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the "signature" optine does not show up in "ALL Entries" on the AutoText tool
bar, does anyone konw why? >>
--
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Are you in Word or in Outlook using Word as the email editor?
Prior to Word 2007 the AutoText entries were grouped by the Word style applied to the entry. There were a couple of tricks MS used
to put 'categories' on certain entries out of the box, and it was sort of the hint of what was to come in Word 2007.
It is possible to create a Signature and apply a different style to it (or resave it as an updated AutoText entry [redefine] and the
entry would then show up under a different category.
Are you able to locate the entry in any of the choices? If so, insert it in a document, apply the 'Signature' style to the text and
then put it in as a 'New' AutoText entry and you should get asked if you want to redefine the entry. Yes, should put it back in the
Signature category.
=================
the "signature" optine does not show up in "ALL Entries" on the AutoText tool
bar, does anyone konw why? >>
--
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*