Word 2010, code in Templates

[petermeachem]

Just setting up a new pc with our first copy of Office 2010.
The one thing I can't get to work is code within a word .dot file. This I have copied to the templates folder, it appears on the Add-Ins Inactive Applications Add-ins list. I've set macro security to allow anything and trusted vba.
What I have then done ok on previous versions is to Customise the keyboard shortcuts to run the code. I select Macros and select the one I want. Problem is on Word 2010, no macros are listed.
I've spent some time looking for an answer but can't find anything.
Any solutions?

 

[kjv1611]

It's on the Developer toolbar.

In Word, go to:
[ol][li]File[/li]
[li]Options[/li]
[li]Customize Ribbon[/li]
[li]On the right, find Developer and put a check in the box.[/li][/ol]

 

[petermeachem]

Thanks.
I found my basic problem was that I'd put it in the wrong folder so it didn't stay checked.
Office 2010 seems ok to my surprise, not so annoying as 2007

 

[kjv1611]

Yeah, 2010 actually performs much faster than '07 as well, and even '03. That's pretty rare - a new version of software coming out, performing better than prior versions - on the same hardware. I thought it felt faster when using it myself, but found some online tests/reviews verifying it.

It's sorta like Microsoft took the good new features of '07, added a few more, and cleaned it up a bit.

 

[strongm]

>It's sorta like Microsoft took the good new features of '07, added a few more, and cleaned it up a bit

And put back in some of the good features of Office 2003 that they had foolishly removed