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Keith
Used to earlier versions...can't contstruct a letter to save myself and have
always used the wizard......where is it????
always used the wizard......where is it????
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garfield-n-odie [MVP]
The agenda wizard, envelope wizard, fax wizard, letter wizard, memo
wizard, pleading wizard, and résumé wizard features were removed from
Word 2007.
wizard, pleading wizard, and résumé wizard features were removed from
Word 2007.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Did someone say that they could still be used if you had saved them from
previous versions?
previous versions?
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
As g-n-o states, there are no wizards in Word 2007, but see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm (not updated for Word 2007
yet, but most of it will still apply).
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm (not updated for Word 2007
yet, but most of it will still apply).
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Gordon
Keith said:Used to earlier versions...can't contstruct a letter to save myself and
have
always used the wizard......where is it????
Have you tried the Templates? In Word 2007 click on New-Installed Templates
and scroll through the (quite) extensive list of templates....
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
As they were just based on user forms, there is no reason that they could
not be used in Word 2007.
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not be used in Word 2007.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
That's what I would have assumed.
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Graham Mayor
If moved to the User Templates folder, they appear to work after a fashion,
but there are essential differences between the default normal templates of
2007 and earlier versions that can lead to some odd formatting. Of those I
have tried the fax wizard appears to be only partially compatible, but the
calendar wizard works quite well.
On balance, for letters and faxes, I would recommend creating your own
template.
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but there are essential differences between the default normal templates of
2007 and earlier versions that can lead to some odd formatting. Of those I
have tried the fax wizard appears to be only partially compatible, but the
calendar wizard works quite well.
On balance, for letters and faxes, I would recommend creating your own
template.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
I've never used the Letter Wizard (though did use a similar UserForm-based
solution in Word 2.0), but it seems to me that its greatest advantage would
have been the ability to insert addresses from an address list (the Word 2.0
version saved these as "Glossary," i.e., AutoText, entries); now that Word
will use only the Outlook address book, this would be of no value to me. I
do use Bill Coan's DataPrompter to create UserForms for my letter templates,
but addresses must still be typed in manually or pasted in from another
source.
solution in Word 2.0), but it seems to me that its greatest advantage would
have been the ability to insert addresses from an address list (the Word 2.0
version saved these as "Glossary," i.e., AutoText, entries); now that Word
will use only the Outlook address book, this would be of no value to me. I
do use Bill Coan's DataPrompter to create UserForms for my letter templates,
but addresses must still be typed in manually or pasted in from another
source.
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Graham Mayor
You can insert addresses (from Outlook) using the insert address tool or
with vba (http://www.gmayor.com/Macrobutton.htm ) so it is still a better
plan to create your own templates than to use the letter wizard.
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with vba (http://www.gmayor.com/Macrobutton.htm ) so it is still a better
plan to create your own templates than to use the letter wizard.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Agreed. And I had added the Address item to my Insert menu at some point,
but then of course in Word 2003 it stopped working because I don't use
Outlook for email. It doesn't matter that you have addresses in the Outlook
Contacts folder; unless it is selected as your default email client, you
can't use it as an address book. <sigh>
Most of my letters fall into three categories:
1. Personal letters with no inside address. For these I have addressed
envelopes and/or labels saved as doc files and use those. For my kids I
actually have full sheets of addressed labels preprinted.
2. Business letters to a new recipient. This address wouldn't be in an
address book, anyway, so it's just as easy to type it into a UserForm.
3. Business letters to a previous recipient, in which case I usually just
pull up an old letter and use it as a "template."
but then of course in Word 2003 it stopped working because I don't use
Outlook for email. It doesn't matter that you have addresses in the Outlook
Contacts folder; unless it is selected as your default email client, you
can't use it as an address book. <sigh>
Most of my letters fall into three categories:
1. Personal letters with no inside address. For these I have addressed
envelopes and/or labels saved as doc files and use those. For my kids I
actually have full sheets of addressed labels preprinted.
2. Business letters to a new recipient. This address wouldn't be in an
address book, anyway, so it's just as easy to type it into a UserForm.
3. Business letters to a previous recipient, in which case I usually just
pull up an old letter and use it as a "template."