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July 17th 09, 04:31 PM
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Word template for Outlook
I use Outlook 2000, and choose to edit in Word 2000 (via Tools/Options/Mail
format). But the format that comes up isn't my normal.dot from Word, and I want to change it. I can't trace the Word template used by Outlook: suggestions gratefully received. 
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July 24th 09, 12:01 PM
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Word template for Outlook
No response here, but I have now got an answer from Terry Farrell, MSWord MVP, via microsoft.public.word.newusers - many thanks Terry. Bagwash "Bagwash" wrote in message ... I use Outlook 2000, and choose to edit in Word 2000 (via Tools/Options/Mail format). But the format that comes up isn't my normal.dot from Word, and I want to change it. I can't trace the Word template used by Outlook: suggestions gratefully received.
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July 24th 09, 01:04 PM
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Word template for Outlook
Please post the response so that others may benefit from it.
-- Duncan In article , says... No response here, but I have now got an answer from Terry Farrell, MSWord MVP, via microsoft.public.word.newusers - many thanks Terry. Bagwash "Bagwash" wrote in message ... I use Outlook 2000, and choose to edit in Word 2000 (via Tools/Options/Mail format). But the format that comes up isn't my normal.dot from Word, and I want to change it. I can't trace the Word template used by Outlook: suggestions gratefully received.
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July 24th 09, 11:59 PM
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Word template for Outlook
Reply, as stated, is in microsoft.public.word.newusers - but OK, for those
who are unable to access that group, it reads: It was either mail.dot or email.dot. Too long ago for me to remember! It should be colocated with normal.dot. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP Bagwash "Duncan McC" wrote in message ... Please post the response so that others may benefit from it. -- Duncan In article , says... No response here, but I have now got an answer from Terry Farrell, MSWord MVP, via microsoft.public.word.newusers - many thanks Terry. Bagwash "Bagwash" wrote in message ... I use Outlook 2000, and choose to edit in Word 2000 (via Tools/Options/Mail format). But the format that comes up isn't my normal.dot from Word, and I want to change it. I can't trace the Word template used by Outlook: suggestions gratefully received.
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