Can't save Quick Part?

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Sheila D

I can create Autotext entries in Quickparts but when I close Outlook they
disappear Having read various posts I tried to find the file normalemail.dotm
but it is nowhere to be found on my hard drive. I run standalone Office /
Outlook 2007, any ideas how I can get my Autotext entries to save? No problem
with Quick Parts at all in Word....thanks for any help.

Sheila
 
I can create Autotext entries in Quickparts but when I close Outlook they
disappear Having read various posts I tried to find the file
normalemail.dotm
but it is nowhere to be found on my hard drive. I run standalone Office /
Outlook 2007, any ideas how I can get my Autotext entries to save? No
problem
with Quick Parts at all in Word....thanks for any help.
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Does Outlook close completely when you close the Outlook mail window? Use
the Processes tab in Task Manager to check. If it's not, try to discover
why. See http://www.slipstick.com/problems/close.asp or
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/outlookdoesntclose.htm . If it does close,
try a new mail profile. See http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm
..

Normalemail.dotx should be in %AppData%\Microsoft\Templates
 
Thank you Brian, I did find the file once I searched 'hidden' files!! and
have added the entry to that. I can pick now it up in Outlook by typing the
name and hitting F3 but when I click the Quick Parts button nothing happens
ie unlike Word where you can view all Building Blocks etc - is this what you
would expect or is something perhaps wrong with my installation.
Sheila
 
Thank you Brian, I did find the file once I searched 'hidden' files!! and
have added the entry to that. I can pick now it up in Outlook by typing
the
name and hitting F3 but when I click the Quick Parts button nothing
happens
ie unlike Word where you can view all Building Blocks etc - is this what
you
would expect or is something perhaps wrong with my installation.
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What was the result of your investigation into Outlook's closing or not?
 
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