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Global Template Prompt to Save on Exit

Asked by LPurvis in Microsoft Word

Tags: save, word, template, prompt, global

Having created a custom Global Template and added it to the startup folder in Word it is loaded correctly - and performs its actions well (including some toolbar manipulatioin and several macros firing a range of vba - the toolbar altered belongs to this template - none of the others are touched).

There's a reference to the Office object library and several withevents declarations are made - to capture actions on this custom toolbar.
Buttons on it are enabled and disabled.  But the controls are all permanent - and not created or any other new properties assigned (other than catching their being clicked and enabling/disabling)

Whenever the Word instance is closed (and hence the template is closed) there is a prompt to "Save Changes to XXXX.dot".  (Where that's the template name)

This can't be allowed.  It's hugely unprofessional.
The Template seems fairly large - with a few user forms too (around 310KB) and so it takes two or three seconds to save (so I'd rather not have to constantly save it during routine tasks as a solution - but I'm open to suggestions :-)
I've looked for an event of the application object to sav before closing - but they don't seem to fire before this request.

Thanks for any thoughts.
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