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Recently I reformatted a Windows XP SP3 computer for a client. &nbsp; &nbsp; He never advised me he used macros in his Word 2007 install and said that he hadn't kept anything of importance on the C: Drive. &nbsp; &nbsp;I did however copy his PST file for OUTLOOK and also his my documents folder just in case. <br />
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Today he called saying he didn't have his macros, even though it is not my fault I would like to help him out. &nbsp;He says his macro were on a network drive. &nbsp;I am not familiar with how to import the macros from the network drive back into the New Word 2007 installation.<br />
Can anyone tell me if this is possible?
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Recently I reformatted a Windows XP SP3 computer for a client.     He never advised me he used macros in his Word 2007 install and said that he hadn't kept anything of importance on the C: Drive.    I did however copy his PST file for OUTLOOK and also his my documents folder just in case. 

Today he called saying he didn't have his macros, even though it is not my fault I would like to help him out.  He says his macro were on a network drive.  I am not familiar with how to import the macros from the network drive back into the New Word 2007 installation.
Can anyone tell me if this is possible?

Macros for Word 2007

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