I have a template where the language is set to no proofing. If I set the language to UK (british) as default I get a message that all documents based on this template will have that as its language. However, when I run or open the template the language is set back to no proofing for both the template and the document.
I know that the normal.dot file holds this sort of information and if the language is set on a blank document (based on the normal.dot) then the langauge is then set for all future documents.
The options I have are:
1) Use VB to set the templates language
' Set the language to English as the default
ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate.LanguageID = wdEnglishUK
Selection.LanguageID = wdEnglishUK
This code is OK and works but prompts the user to save the template each time it is used.
2) Re-do the template using a blank document that has the language set already. This will involve all the Bookmarks, Formatting etc to be transferred which is very time consuming.
Is there any other way that the template path can be set or any easier way to get around this problem?
I know that the normal.dot file holds this sort of information and if the language is set on a blank document (based on the normal.dot) then the langauge is then set for all future documents.
The options I have are:
1) Use VB to set the templates language
' Set the language to English as the default
ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate.LanguageID = wdEnglishUK
Selection.LanguageID = wdEnglishUK
This code is OK and works but prompts the user to save the template each time it is used.
2) Re-do the template using a blank document that has the language set already. This will involve all the Bookmarks, Formatting etc to be transferred which is very time consuming.
Is there any other way that the template path can be set or any easier way to get around this problem?