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Old 01-12-2021, 12:50 PM
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That suggests you no longer have the template loaded. In Word, whatever document you want code stored in a template to run on must be both attached to and accessible to the document.

Accordingly, you need to either:
• copy all the code from the CCtrlBeforePrint template and paste into corresponding modules in your own template; or
• create the relevant documents the CCtrlBeforePrint template (which can be renamed to something more suitable and reformatted beforehand), or at least attach the existing document(s) to that template.
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