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Subject:
Word as default editor for Outlook, without 'Normal.dot' as default stationary
Category: Computers > Software Asked by: cowwaw-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
25 Nov 2006 11:21 PST
Expires: 25 Dec 2006 11:21 PST Question ID: 785495 |
In Microsoft Outlook 2003, I turned on the "Use Microsoft Office Word 2003 to edit e-mail messages" so that I can use the editing features of word ( for , e.g. -- the way it manages e.g. html) However, I've previously customized the "Normal.dot" default word template to have, as a 'footer,' the current date, time, and page number --- so that when I print from word, this information appears at the bottom of documents. The problem occurs, when I, in Outlook, create a new message or respond to messages, Outlook keeps binding up the default word normal template --- and bringing along with it the custom footer. When I then send the message, I get the footer. I can remove the footer manually, and while this is an annoying hassle, more problematically -- I sometimes forget, which on important business correspondence is inappropriate. In sum, how do I get Outlook to use Word as the default email editor, without using the 'Normal.dot' as the default stationary for messages that I respond to, or newly create? ----- using: > Microsoft Office Professional, 2003 -- with Service Pack 2 installed |
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Re: Word as default editor for Outlook, without 'Normal.dot' as default stationa
Answered By: keystroke-ga on 09 Dec 2006 10:57 PST |
"Hello cowwaw, Thank you for your question. I'm sorry to tell you the short answer to this is, you can't do it. Secondly, you made a mistake changing the layout of normal.dot. Normal.dot is used to create blank pages in Microsoft Word; it is the root of all templates. By editing it, you have edited every new page you will ever make. You should revert normal.dot back to its original layout and then create a new template that has your custom additions. This is the only way you can achieve what you are hoping to do. This website will help you in this endeavour. How to manage the Office 2003 templates. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/889495 Search strategy: Personal knowledge --keystroke-ga |
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Re: Word as default editor for Outlook, without 'Normal.dot' as default stationa
From: gauthier67-ga on 29 Nov 2006 18:33 PST |
In Word, create a new template MyEmail.dot Launch Outlook, create a new Email. Click in the document Goto the Menu Tools : Templates and Add-Ins... On the Tab Template : Click Attach Select your MyEmail Template and Click Open Check Attach to All new-email messages Click ok That's it |
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