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FAQ
Attaching Macro-Enabled Templates to your Microsoft Word file.
This article will showcase how you can add macro-enabled templates to a default word document.
NOTE: To find out how you can create a macro-enabled template, check out this article.
Table of Contents
1.Access Word Options.
2.Look in the Add-ins Tab.
3.Load up the Templates and Add-ins menu.
4.Select the template you want to attach.
5.Enable the macros.
6.Test out the macros.
To attach a macro-enabled template to a Microsoft Word document, refer to the instructions below.
Click File.
Click Options.
Click Add-ins.
Click the "Manage" drop-down list and select Templates. Then click Go.
Click on "Attach..." and navigate to the template you want to load into the document.
NOTE: If you also want to load in the Styles that are created in the template, you can check off the "Automatically update document styles" checkbox.
Click OK.
NOTE: If you see the message that tells you that Macros have been disabled, click on the Enable Content. If the macros are still disabled, refer to this article.