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Hi, I'm experiencing an issue with Word for Mac (v 15.34). I've created a template that applies a multi-level list to Heading styles such that headings appear.
Hi Robert (I've removed the exchange about the spam filter, just FYI) > As I recall, it will tell you it already exists and you need to assign a new name. Might work for you to keep the code in a different file (not Normal.dotm) so that you can quit Word without saving Normal.dotm? There's an option to prompt whether to save changes to Normal.dotm when you quit Word and you can answer 'No'.
Build a loop/counter into your code that checks whether the name exists, if it does, increments the counter at the end of the name until your get to the empty index. FWIW I still work with 2010, as well.
I am using Office 2010 ( Professional 14.0.6112.5000 32-bit on Windows 7 Pro SP1). There are no sticky keys. Word for mac - make selected text more visible. The cause was unknown until today when I narrowed it down to the Ctrl key. That is, as soon as I use the Ctrl key (for copy, paste, undo or even by itself for the purpose of this test), my ability to select and drag is gone.
I disliked 2013 so much that I haven't even participated in the 2016 beta - first time since Office 97 that I've skipped a beta! Most of the investment these last two rounds has been in bringing capability to on-line and mobile versions, as well as co-authoring, so, no I don't think there's any change to it in 2016. On the bright side, it means your code should continue to work (Desktop environments) Cindy Meister, VSTO/Word MVP.
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Cindy: No, I created a new list in 'NormalTemplate'. I did give it a name. I didn't put it in a regular document, I put it into NormalTemplate. Here is some of the code: ============================================================ Sub MakeFavList() Set oList = NormalTemplate.ListTemplates.Add(OutlineNumbered:=True, Name:='FavList') For i = 1 To 9 With FavList.ListLevels(i) Select Case i Case 1: s$ = '%1.'
Case 2: s$ = '(%2)' '(a) Case 3: s$ = '%3.' Case 4: s$ = '%4.' Hi Robert Word has never provided a method in the object model to delete a ListTemplate, nor in the UI. When this numbering technology was introduced, back in Word97 as I recall, this lead to major problems as a document (or template) would accumulate so many ListTemplates that it corrupted the file. Skype for mac 10.7.5. Later versions introduced a built-in technology that, when the number of list templates reached a certain level, deleted 'un-used' list templates.
The only approach I can think of would be to use crack the file open at the Open XML level and remove it that way. Why is it important that you remove the ListTemplate from NormalTemplate? It's not going to show up anywhere in the UI.
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Cindy Meister, VSTO/Word MVP. Cindy, From your remarks, I imply that I was pretty close to correct on the points I made at the outside of my question. I finally gave up trying to get a new list to show up in the 'List Gallery'. Best duplicate finder for mac 2015. And I couldn't get the new list to remain in place if I did try to add it to the gallery (by adding it to the Active Document). So I finally added it to NormalTemplate (by the way, thanks for telling me about NormalTemplate - I didn't realize before that was available, it sure is handy not having to open Normal Template 'as a document', with the extra work entailed. And like you said, I can save NormalTemplate after the list is added without worrying about the Trust Center and any protection on it's folder location.) So, I'm pretty much finished with getting FavList in place. Why do I want to be able to remove FavList from NormalTemplate?