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It will not run automatically unless it is stored in one of the following: the Normal template, a template that is loaded globally through the Templates and Add-Ins dialog box, or a global template stored in the folder specified as the Startup folder. What we need is to use the AutoExec routine, which then runs when Word is initiated, the problem with this is that it is an exception to the rule, so just having it in the.
I somehow made an AutoOpen macro that worked on open.
#Failed to save document ecopy paperworks manual
There are some tools like RecordLink Writer which make it very easy, and it's not that expensive, but it's still a manual (one student at a time) process as far as i understand. There is no easy way to bulk upload documents to the DMS. I heard on SupportNet that it's possible to get a macro to work inherently by putting it in the autorun() - i've been meaning to test this out but not had the time.Īs far as i can tell, Word does get opened during the upload however, it's hidden from display, and for whatever reason, the document_open() isn't activated.
#Failed to save document ecopy paperworks password
When i last looked to try something, all the built-in macros were password protected, so i guess you add a new one. Thanks,Hi eean - I had a macro built into the sims template to fiddle with a font, but found it didn't work on generation.ĭid you add your own macro to the indrepbasetemplate.dot or just into the template you create through sims? I'd be interested to hear how you've done it, see an example. If I go down the road of PDFing files (I see there are some threads on this), is there an easy way of Bulk Uploading to the student record? The file name by default has the student name and admissions number on it so it should be possible?
#Failed to save document ecopy paperworks code
Is there any way of getting around this? Does Word execute at all when you save an individual report or does SIMS do all the XML merging itself? If it does run, is there another Sub that I can put the code into? If a user opens that file, the code will run then, but that's dependent on having their macro settings correct, which you can't guarantee. However if you send the report to the document management server to store with the pupil's record, then the code never runs. This works when you run the report for preview or print, because word actually executes and the macro runs. When I set up the Individual Report template, I put the code into the Private Sub Document_Open() bit. I have a VB Script that does some colouring in on an Individual Report, which is more complex than the colouring that SIMS can do.
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