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    [WORD] Define Default Document Name

    Is it possible to define the name of a new document created from a document template (*.dot)?
    i.e. create vbforums.dot then the new file is called vbforums.doc instead of Document1.doc

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    Re: [WORD] Define Default Document Name

    If you look at the Name property of the Document object in the object browser, its flagged as read-only, so you won't be able to change it. Sorry.
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    Re: [WORD] Define Default Document Name

    What I did before was to createa temp document off of the template and saved it with the name I wanted. Then displayed it to the user as a new document and set the .Saved property of the document to False so when they close the document it will prompt them to save it somewhere.
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