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Old 09-17-2022, 12:43 AM
Italophile Italophile is online now Removing CustomUI when saving word file from template Windows 11 Removing CustomUI when saving word file from template Office 2021
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It has always been the case that when a document is created from a template it inherits the content of the template except:
  • VBA code
  • ribbon xml
  • building blocks
Those items stay in the template and will be available to the document whilst it remains attached to the template.

I rarely build templates that contain customized ribbon code but occasionally it has been necessary. In the interests of science I just created a document from an old template I created for a client that was using Wd2010. I then compared that to an example document I created from the same template back in 2016. To my surprise the new document contained the ribbon xml whilst the old document didn't.

As I am now using O365 I can only conclude that in Microsoft's infinite wisdom they decided to change how this works at some point. Either that or they've introduced a bug.
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