[RESOLVED] Remove Template/Macros

I have set up a Word template (.dot) file that presents the user with a form to enter relavent detail.
The macro then enters the text in the correct places in the new document that is created.

However, a link to the .dot file is still present and when someone else tries to open it they get the Disable/Enable macro warning.

If I delete/move the .dot file after the new document has been created, the normal template is used, which is fine as there is no special style/formatting in the .dot.

Is there any way to remove the reference to the initial template once the new file has been created?

Do you actually delete the .DOT file or just delete what's in the Document Template field in Tools, Templates and Add-ins?

At the moment, I just noticed that the .DOC file contains macros when the .DOT file is in its original location and it doesn't when the .DOT file is moved.
I want this template to be used by several people, so it isn't going to be deleted after I create the .DOC file.

I guess what I am looking for is a way to break the association to the .DOT file through code.

This fixes it.

VB Code:

With ActiveDocument
        .UpdateStylesOnOpen = False
        .AttachedTemplate = ""
    End With

Where was RobDog888 with this answer? :D :p