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Old 02-03-2013, 02:52 PM
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Is your "10109 Router.docx" document based on the "C:\Custom.dotm" template? If not, I suspect your '/m"SaveAsPDF1"' directive needs to tell Word needs to include the template name - possibly something along the lines of:


/m"C:\Custom.dotm.Module1.SaveAsPDF1"
where 'Module1' is the name of the code module in which the macro resides.
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