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Old 01-31-2012, 12:54 AM
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Hi Marrick,

Since I don't have the WinCalendar calendar add-in, I can't really test the conflict to see what's causing it. It may be occuring because source file makes use of the addin.
When you say:
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this error is triggered by your "DoEvents" code
are you saying that commenting-out the DoEvents code resolves the issue? If so, try leaving it that way and seeing if the code exectute correctly without it. If so, simply delete that line. Alternatively, you may be able to overcome the issue by adding:
wdTmp.DisplayAlerts = wdAlertsNone
after:
wdTmp.Visible = False

The fact that the error continues after uninstalling the application suggests only that the template was left behind after the uninstallation - possibly so that documents that already make use of it would continue to function correctly.
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