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Do they need to adjust their Word security and allow Macros?<br />
You can disable macros, warn, always allow etc.<br />
They may be setting this via group policy.
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Do they need to adjust their Word security and allow Macros?
You can disable macros, warn, always allow etc.
They may be setting this via group policy.

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Hi thanks for the reply. They've definitely enabled macros. I've assigned buttons to the ribbon and they work, but not the shortcut key for that task.
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Hi thanks for the reply. They've definitely enabled macros. I've assigned buttons to the ribbon and they work, but not the shortcut key for that task.

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The only other thing I can think of is that your normal.dot file holds the settings and theirs does not.
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The only other thing I can think of is that your normal.dot file holds the settings and theirs does not.

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Definitely contained within the template. Thanks anyway.
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Definitely contained within the template. Thanks anyway.

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It was working, but thanks for the link.
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Hi experts. I've never encountered this problem before. I've supplied my client with a 2007 Word template. I have assigned shortcut keys within the template to various items, such as styles, VBA procedures, autotext. It works perfectly fine on my computer - 2007 running Vista.<br />
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However, for my client they don't work at all. The built-in Microsoft shortcuts work, but not the custom shortcuts I've created. The client is using Windows 7.<br />
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Does anyone have any idea what could be going on here, and how I can resolve the issue.<br />

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Hi experts. I've never encountered this problem before. I've supplied my client with a 2007 Word template. I have assigned shortcut keys within the template to various items, such as styles, VBA procedures, autotext. It works perfectly fine on my computer - 2007 running Vista.

However, for my client they don't work at all. The built-in Microsoft shortcuts work, but not the custom shortcuts I've created. The client is using Windows 7.

Does anyone have any idea what could be going on here, and how I can resolve the issue.


Word 2007 VBA shortcut keys not working

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