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January 24, 2011

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Hi Jeremy,
Thanks you very much for 64-bit templates. I was waiting for this.. :)

Thanks
Sandeep

Dear Sandeep,

It is a pleasure! Thank you for your appreciation, and congratulations on your patience!

Cheers, Jeremy.

Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for this, it has been very useful.

As an addition, you don't necessarily need to hard code 'C:\program files', you can use the system variable $(ProgramW6432) to make it a bit more flexible.

Thanks,

Neil

Dear Neil,

Thank you very much for the suggestion. As we discussed by private email, this only works on a 64 bit OS, and not on 32 bits.

I tried updating and testing on 32 bits and found out the hard way.

As you say yourself:

"It improves flexibility just a little bit, in as much as if a user has moved there program files folder, or possibly is using a non-English copy of windows then their program files will not necessarily be in 'C:\Program files', so using this variable takes care of that.

You are correct that this variable is only available on 64 bit systems, and then, only from within a 32 bit program it seems. Very annoying. So unfortunately it doesn't help with having a single template for both 32 and 64 bit systems.

The whole way that Microsoft went about the 64 bit OS seems very odd, but we have to live with it how it is."

Thank you!

Cheers, Jeremy.

Hello Jeremy,
Parameters which are created(through API)during document creation is removed when we undo that document.How can we prevent it from undo operation?

Thanks,

Dear Sangsen,

As far as I know you cannot prevent an undo operation, nor exclude any specific operation from being undone.

Cheers, Jeremy.

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