Move custom label definitions to another PC

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ibs

Hello All,

I am unable to find where the custom label templates for office 2007 sits on
the Vista PC. All I want is to export these templates to a new XP machine.
I have tried to follow this http://www.gmayor.com/custom_labels.htm,
however it didn't help.

Please can someone advise?


Thanks
Ibs
 
As explained in the linked page - Word 2007 stores its custom label formats
in an xml file
If you type %appdata%\Microsoft\Office in the address bar of Explorer it
will take you directly to the folder.
I assume by your question you have Word 2007 running on a Vista OS and on a
Windows XP OS. That being the case copy the xml file from one PC to the
similar location on the other (the paths are not quite the same between
Vista and XP, but the above link will find the correct location on either.

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My web site www.gmayor.com

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Hello Graham,

Thanks for your input. I have tried locating the .xml file on my Vista Pc
but the search did not return any result. I cant find it.

Please advise

Thanks
Ibs
 
If you used the method I suggested to take you to directly to the required
(normally hidden) folder then do you actually have *custom* label
definitions defined? We are talking about Word 2007 and the labels created
from the Insert Label tool?

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com

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Hi Graham,

Thank you so much for your reply again. Yes, I have found the file with your
suggested file path.

I hope this should work as normal once I copy across the file on the same
folder.

Thank you.

Ibs
 
It will if you use the same method to locate the folder on the other PC and
the Word versions are both 2007.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com

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