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I just received a reply from Lisa. I was waiting for an email so it is a month old.
I am obviously having problems saving my macro on some documents as stated below. I need to read up on my problem . What questions should I ask please? I use a macro to change footnotes in word. regards |
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Since you have replied to an old thread, I see your post out of context
(because I'm using an NNTP newsreader where older messages get deleted regularly). In what way do you want to change the footnotes in Word? Which version of Word are you using? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "kaye123" wrote in message ... I just received a reply from Lisa. I was waiting for an email so it is a month old. I am obviously having problems saving my macro on some documents as stated below. I need to read up on my problem . What questions should I ask please? I use a macro to change footnotes in word. regards -- kaye123 |
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Hi Stefan,
"Stefan Blom" wrote Since you have replied to an old thread, I see your post out of context As I don't understand exactly Kaye's problem, here the discussion: Active post from kaye123: [Word 2013] I am obviously having problems saving my macro on some documents as stated below. I need to read up on my problem. What questions should I ask please? I use a macro to change footnotes in word. Original question from 26. Sept. 2013: I changed my footnote spacing by using a macro (a long time ago). I don't know if my problems with this macro lately is why I have been loosing all italics in my footnotes as I work with my document. I use citation software and you can't change it manually. I don't know what is happening and what I should be looking at to troubleshoot the problem. I don't know if they are related to each other. So as a first step is there a simple answer as to why footnotes are changing without factoring in my macro? I don't really want to get into a discussion about my macro at this stage. Can anyone through any light on this please? Using Word 2013. My answer from 26. Sept. 2013: ITALIC usually toggles: normal text will be formatted italic, italic text will be formatted back to normal. Maybe, your macro or something else resetted italic to normal. Or anybody/anything reapplied the style "Footnotetext", so italic was removed... -- Cheers, Lisa |
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Lisa,
I remember those posts (from you and kaye123) in a completely different thread (with the subject "Losing italics in my footnotes"). We have to wait for kaye123 to give us more information... -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Lisa Wilke-Thissen" wrote in message ... Hi Stefan, "Stefan Blom" wrote Since you have replied to an old thread, I see your post out of context As I don't understand exactly Kaye's problem, here the discussion: Active post from kaye123: [Word 2013] I am obviously having problems saving my macro on some documents as stated below. I need to read up on my problem. What questions should I ask please? I use a macro to change footnotes in word. Original question from 26. Sept. 2013: I changed my footnote spacing by using a macro (a long time ago). I don't know if my problems with this macro lately is why I have been loosing all italics in my footnotes as I work with my document. I use citation software and you can't change it manually. I don't know what is happening and what I should be looking at to troubleshoot the problem. I don't know if they are related to each other. So as a first step is there a simple answer as to why footnotes are changing without factoring in my macro? I don't really want to get into a discussion about my macro at this stage. Can anyone through any light on this please? Using Word 2013. My answer from 26. Sept. 2013: ITALIC usually toggles: normal text will be formatted italic, italic text will be formatted back to normal. Maybe, your macro or something else resetted italic to normal. Or anybody/anything reapplied the style "Footnotetext", so italic was removed... -- Cheers, Lisa |
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I have posted a full explanation of my problem. However as to the italics this appears to be separate as the macro is just for spacing of the footnotes and other documents haven't been changed. What do you mean here please? Why are3 some docs ok and not others? ITALIC usually toggles: normal text will be formatted italic, italic text will be formatted back to normal. If it wasn't anything to do with the macro what else would cause this please? However if it is related to my overall problems oformal.docm please advise? OI have added a bit onto my problem and a link that tells me what happens but not a solution. I stated that I now know that normal.docm is by default a macro enabled template. kind regards |
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Could you show us the code of the macro in question?
With regards to italics being a toggle, this just means that if you apply italics to regular text, you get italics (not surprisingly). However, if you apply it again to the same text, you get regular text back. This may cause unexpected results if there is a style conflict and/or if italics resurface if you haven't modified a style correctly. Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP On 2013-10-31 02:13, kaye123 wrote: I have posted a full explanation of my problem. However as to the italics this appears to be separate as the macro is just for spacing of the footnotes and other documents haven't been changed. What do you mean here please? Why are3 some docs ok and not others? ITALIC usually toggles: normal text will be formatted italic, italic text will be formatted back to normal. If it wasn't anything to do with the macro what else would cause this please? However if it is related to my overall problems oformal.docm please advise? OI have added a bit onto my problem and a link that tells me what happens but not a solution. I stated that I now know that normal.docm is by default a macro enabled template. kind regards |
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[quote='Stefan Blom[_3_];494862']Since you have replied to an old thread, I see your post out of context
(because I'm using an NNTP newsreader where older messages get deleted regularly). In what way do you want to change the footnotes in Word? Which version of Word are you using? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Hello Stephan and Lisa Using Word 2010 Win 32 bit Can I start again because I have been doing some trouble shooting although I am not sure I can make my problem clear. I have had a macro for footnotes and I was using it trouble free. It is still in global templates. It was just a margin setting in footnotes. I have a lot of add ons because I have endnote citation software that opens with Word. 1. My main problem was that I have inadvertently saved some files in word and others in macro template. I didn't create this and don’t know how it happened. HOWEVER 2 I now have a normal.dotm problem. As a result I have a lot of files that appear to be roaming files and I cannot open them. 3 Normal.dotm. I only have one normal file which is macro enabled as I deleted all the others although I didn’t have any that were not macro enabled. But I cannot delete the last one because I get the message that I have a word document open elsewhere. I don’t have an actual document open but I do have word open without a document. I can’t get rid of this until I save it but then I get a message that a file is open so I don’t save and it goes away until I open a word file again. So I go for don’t save and of course it comes back again. 4 So I do not have a normal.dotm word file, just a normal.docm in macro enabled templates. I have tried a few things. In options, advanced, I do not have prompt before saving ticked. I have searched for normal.dotm and only have the macro enabled normal.dotm. I cannot delete this because I have the file open again. I also get a lot of files that are read only files. So all sorts of problems. This has only been happening over a week. Another option I have changed is preserve fidelity when sharing. I have ticked saved embedded fonts. I don’t know if this will fix the italics problem. In cut copy and paste I have changed to keep source formatting. But this seems to revert back to other options. I receive files back from proofreading and they come back to me ok. So my first problem is dealing with the normal.dotm files. I hope you can make sense of this. kind regards I have just seen a document that explained that normal docm is supposed to be macro enabled. This article describes my problem in "Read only mode" with screenshots. http://www.wordarticles.com/Articles...tes/Normal.php I cant print yet to read it thoroughly because printer has decided not to work.!! But I know the article doesn't show how to fix it. I have just opened all my documents but haven't tried saving yet but so far all is well. I have already followed instructions in options in the trust centre so this is ok. My documents are being sent back from proofing from a third party so this may be why I had trouble. . Especially related to read only files when I can't see this, but this has only occurred recently. The article is here http://www.wordarticles.com/Articles...tes/Normal.php . Last edited by kaye123 : October 29th 13 at 06:20 AM Reason: New information |
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You can't delete the Normal template unless you first exit Word.
However, I recommend that you don't delete the template but rename it instead. Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP On 2013-10-28 05:43, kaye123 wrote: 'Stefan Blom[_3_ Wrote: ;494862']Since you have replied to an old thread, I see your post out of context (because I'm using an NNTP newsreader where older messages get deleted regularly). In what way do you want to change the footnotes in Word? Which version of Word are you using? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Hello Stephan and Lisa Using Word 2010 Win 32 bit Can I start again because I have been doing some trouble shooting although I am not sure I can make my problem clear. I have had a macro for footnotes and I was using it trouble free. It is still in global templates. It was just a margin setting in footnotes. I have a lot of add ons because I have endnote citation software that opens with Word. 1. My main problem was that I have inadvertently saved some files in word and others in macro template. I didn't create this and don’t know how it happened. HOWEVER 2 I now have a normal.dotm problem. As a result I have a lot of files that appear to be roaming files and I cannot open them. 3 Normal.dotm. I only have one normal file which is macro enabled as I deleted all the others although I didn’t have any that were not macro enabled. But I cannot delete the last one because I get the message that I have a word document open elsewhere. I don’t have an actual document open but I do have word open without a document. I can’t get rid of this until I save it but then I get a message that a file is open so I don’t save and it goes away until I open a word file again. So I go for don’t save and of course it comes back again. 4 So I do not have a normal.dotm word file, just a normal.docm in macro enabled templates. I have tried a few things. In options, advanced, I do not have prompt before saving ticked. I have searched for normal.dotm and only have the macro enabled normal.dotm. I cannot delete this because I have the file open again. I also get a lot of files that are read only files. So all sorts of problems. This has only been happening over a week. Another option I have changed is preserve fidelity when sharing. I have ticked saved embedded fonts. I don’t know if this will fix the italics problem. In cut copy and paste I have changed to keep source formatting. But this seems to revert back to other options. I receive files back from proofreading and they come back to me ok. So my first problem is dealing with the normal.dotm files. I hope you can make sense of this. kind regards |
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[quote='Stefan Blom[_3_];494862']Since you have replied to an old thread, I see your post out of context
(because I'm using an NNTP newsreader where older messages get deleted regularly). In what way do you want to change the footnotes in Word? Which version of Word are you using? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Hello Stefan I am using this post because I wanted to get back to you to say that the problem I last wrote about is clear now. Don't worry about macros or anything else. It is a simple normal.docm problem. I now have a supposedly blank document with writing on - "the quick brown fox" hereafter known as "the fox" for identification purposes. (before I just got an open window with no doc so now I can actually see what is happening) . It is now opening as a blank document and I cannot rename it because I get the message it is open even though I have closed all documents. So basically this is what was happening when I was opening and closing documents and getting messages and then not being able to change anything because a doc was open. I cleared out all my macros that had been in global template and redid my macro and it is the only one in there. So when I try and get a new document it comes up. My normal.docm are now found in "new from existing templates". If I try and do a search from start I go straight to the fox doc. It doesn't do a search. I try and make a new one by going to file and open but it still brings up the fox doc. So I need to rename it but just cant seem to be able to . Oh and I have ticked hidden files so I can see everything. Could it be a hidden file? I hope this makes everything clearer. I am looking at a document on how to fix it but lots of different versions in the one article. The article warns about making a new normal doc for existing files. My macro was for all files because I don't do any other work with footnotes. Thank you in advance for helping with this document. As for one of the other questions re italics. I still cannot understand why italics changed. What question should I ask to see if I can get an article or an explanation and fix please? regards |
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Want to make sure you get my reply so posted to a couple of yor posts. Hello Stephan Re normal docm problem. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I have been unwell. I have resolved my normal.docm problem that has arisen in this thread. I am still unsure as to why I am loosing my italics but will keep an eye on it and if it happens again I can provide more information. Thank you for your assistance Kaye |
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So things are OK for now? Do post back if the problem comes back. Actually,
you may want to post to an entirely new thread, if necessary, to get more attention. Good luck! -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "kaye123" wrote in message ... kaye123;494883 Wrote: 'Stefan Blom[_3_ Wrote: ;494862']Since you have replied to an old thread, I see your post out of context (because I'm using an NNTP newsreader where older messages get deleted regularly). In what way do you want to change the footnotes in Word? Which version of Word are you using? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Hello Stefan I am using this post because I wanted to get back to you to say that the problem I last wrote about is clear now. Don't worry about macros or anything else. It is a simple normal.docm problem. I now have a supposedly blank document with writing on - "the quick brown fox" hereafter known as "the fox" for identification purposes. (before I just got an open window with no doc so now I can actually see what is happening) . It is now opening as a blank document and I cannot rename it because I get the message it is open even though I have closed all documents. So basically this is what was happening when I was opening and closing documents and getting messages and then not being able to change anything because a doc was open. I cleared out all my macros that had been in global template and redid my macro and it is the only one in there. So when I try and get a new document it comes up. My normal.docm are now found in "new from existing templates". If I try and do a search from start I go straight to the fox doc. It doesn't do a search. I try and make a new one by going to file and open but it still brings up the fox doc. So I need to rename it but just cant seem to be able to . Oh and I have ticked hidden files so I can see everything. Could it be a hidden file? I hope this makes everything clearer. I am looking at a document on how to fix it but lots of different versions in the one article. The article warns about making a new normal doc for existing files. My macro was for all files because I don't do any other work with footnotes. Thank you in advance for helping with this document. As for one of the other questions re italics. I still cannot understand why italics changed. What question should I ask to see if I can get an article or an explanation and fix please? regards Hello Stephan Want to make sure you get my reply so posted to a couple of yor posts. Hello Stephan Re normal docm problem. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I have been unwell. I have resolved my normal.docm problem that has arisen in this thread. I am still unsure as to why I am loosing my italics but will keep an eye on it and if it happens again I can provide more information. Thank you for your assistance Kaye -- kaye123 |
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