Where are the salutations and closings autotext in Word 2007

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Northwoods

I can't seem to find the autotext enteries for letter parts.
I used them a lot in 2003 for foreign languages like French and now I don't
see them anymore. Very frustrating. Please help.
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Northwoods,

The prior version letter wizard and the matched AutoText entries are not included in Office 2007. If you still have your prior
version of Word available you can have your prior AutoText entries available by copying the Normal.dot file, renaming it (suggested)
to AutoText.dot and placing it in the Word 2007 folder with the 'Document Building Blocks.dotx' file then starting Word and checking
Insert=>Quickparts=>Building Blocks Organizer.

AutoText is now just one of 36 galleries of reusable data in Word 2007.
The entries are no longer organized by use of Word 'styles'.


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I can't seem to find the autotext enteries for letter parts.
I used them a lot in 2003 for foreign languages like French and now I don't
see them anymore. Very frustrating. Please help.>>
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Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
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Northwoods

Hi Bob,
Thank you, I did everything you said and the enteries appear but only in
english. What was convenient was when I was working with a french letter and
I could insert their rather complex greeting and closing lines.
Is there another file for the foreign language autotext enteries?
Northwoods
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Northwoods,

Please see the ongoing discussion on this to your followup post in the Word Document Management discussion group :)

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Hi Bob,
Thank you, I did everything you said and the enteries appear but only in
english. What was convenient was when I was working with a french letter and
I could insert their rather complex greeting and closing lines.
Is there another file for the foreign language autotext enteries?
Northwoods >>
--

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
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