My first question, therefore, is where do I find the Word 210 default user template, given that I do not have a c:\users\\AppData\ etc folder? However, I can find no AppData folder (or anything similar) anywhere on my PC. dot template does not cure Word Error 1078 issue referred to above I would want to revert to the Word 2010 default template. dot template can be specified as the default template (by going to Word Options > Advanced > File Locations > User Templates > File Locations) but I am hesitant about changing the current default (which is apparently loaded from a c:\users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templatesįolder) because if loading my. I believe this may be due to the fact that I need to load my. Currently, when I use my macros I get a "Microsoft Word Err=1078 This file could notīe found" error. These rely on a ".dot" user template (originally written for Word 2003). If you can post a copy of the template on a sharing site and post a link to it here, that will also help.First, I have been using Macros to create documents (letters, notes, minutes etc) in Word 2010. If you have some other reason for recreating the template, please describe what you want as the result.
If the macro instead reads the file names from the list in the body of the template, it might be enough to just change the text of If the paths and/or names of the files in the list are explicitly stated in the macro code, you might have to edit them there. [That requires that the template is saved as a macro-enabled template (*.dotm) rather than as a non-macro template (*.dotx). The operation of the button at the end of the list must be done by at least one macro stored in the template. If something has changed - for instance, the names and locations of the files in the list - then it'll be easier to tweak the existing template than to rebuild it You should be able to use exactly the same template in Word 2010 without doing any work.
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