Guest NewsBot Posted June 13, 2012 Share Posted June 13, 2012 Situation<br/> My company has developed a macro-enabled (VBA) Word 2007/10 template. The template includes a custom Ribbon, Autotext items, and - importantly - a custom Style Sheet. Our installer currently places the template under the end-user’s default Templates directory. Using this approach, the Template automatically loads when opening a document that was authored in it, provided that the user has it installed. Users DO NOT need to write to the template, they just need to read/load it.<br/> <br/> Difficulty<br/> The above approach, installing to end-user profiles, works great performing enterprise installations on Windows XP machines. But on Windows 7, UAC requirements mean we run into problems trying to install under the end-user profile. Our networking people say the Template really needs to be an “All Users” accessible Template so that the installation can be to a System account (e.g. All Users) rather than profile-specific.<br/> <br/> Our question<br/> What is the recommended method for making a Word Template available to All Users, without forcing every Word document for every user to load the Template for every document (e.g. a Global template would load the Template’s style sheet for every document, like it or not). There are so many Tech/Forum articles about deploying custom templates it’s hard to know which approach would be ideal in our situation. <br/> <br/> Thanks in advance View this thread Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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