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document based on the template. The form of the hyperlink is:
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Staff can click on one of the hyperlinks and I want it to open a NEW =
document based on the template, not open the template itself, just like =
when they double-click on a template in Windows Explorer.
How do I tell it to use the new action on the template rather than the =
open action??
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Answered in another newsgroup. Please don't post the same question to more
than one newsgroup.
Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word
"Colin Halliday" <kothesit[ at ]newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
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Within our corporate intranet, I have a link on a web page to an existing
Word template in the file system. Clicking on the hyperlink works fine but
opens the template itself rather than creating a new document based on the
template. The form of the hyperlink is:
file:///L:/Workgroup Templates/Fax Coversheet
It is a simple html document with a list of all the templates available.
Staff can click on one of the hyperlinks and I want it to open a NEW
document based on the template, not open the template itself, just like when
they double-click on a template in Windows Explorer.
How do I tell it to use the new action on the template rather than the open
action??
Thanks.
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Colin Halliday
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