Can I Export custom style bars and buttons

[Graham Mayor]

Custom toolbars are saved in normal.dot unless you dictate otherwise. You
can copy them to another template using the organizer Tools > macro > macros

organizer. If they call macros, you will have to copy the macros also. The

organizer copies by module.

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[Guest]

Hello,

I would like to export my custom style bars and buttons that I created on
one machine for use by others on another machine.

Is it possible to export custom style bars and/or buttons?
Are the style bars and buttons stored in Normal.dot, or is there another
file with information on the custom style bars?

 

[Stefan Blom]

A toolbar can be stored in a document or template. By default, if you
didn't explicitly select a location when you created the toolbar, it
was saved in normal.dot.

If you want someone else to get access to a certain toolbar, just copy
it to a template and distribute that template.

To move a toolbar between files, use the Organizer. To display the
Organizer: On the Tools menu, click Templates and Add-Ins. Click the
Organizer button.)

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[Guest]

Correct, normal.dot does hold this information.

I usually save my .dot as something else (like <name>.dot).
Then save the original normal.dot as <old Normal.dot>.
Copy the new one as normal.dot. This ensures that you have not lost the old
as well as having Word open with you new bars.

Best of Luck
DeanH

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You will have nothing but grief if you try to infringe Word's monopoly on
creating Normal.dot.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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