Creating template with font not recognised by other PC's

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1.label template not recognised as such...

....to take advantage of the 'label update' icon.  I have a couple problems
Insering Address Block creates spaces and wraps to the next line when it 
shouldn't and doesn't remove the space if the cell in the source data is 
blank, like this: 

M E plc
1 At this place
<<space >>
City Name
Postcode

I use both 2007 and 2003 versions
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2.Word files created from templates craching PC's

I am having trouble with users opening a Word 2000 
document and crashing their machines. The problem goes 
like this

Users will create a Word document from an database (DB)
application using a template built into DB application. 
The user will then sent those documents to the recipient 
across the various states and branches. This was working 
perfectly ok for 2 years however we decided to move to 
Active Directory with our organisation.

The first sign of trouble can be seen in Melbourne one 
day after their domain has been transferred to a new 
Windows 2000 AD structure from NT4 Domain. We have since 
moved to Windows 2003 AD and have migrated users from an 
NT4 Domain to a the Windows 2003 AD infrastructure and 
domain

None of the computers in the new AD domain can open the 
documents, their PC's simply crash or hang. This only 
happenes when a user is moved to the new AD domain 
infrastructure and the domain changed on their computer. 
This does not happen on other computers that remain on 
the NT4 Domain.

If users send the Word document to an email account 
outside the AD infrastructure, it will open fine. I can 
even open the attachment on my home computer which is not 
connected to either the NT4 or AD domains. 

When doing some testing, we found out that it actually 
not crashing the computer, it is just taking an awfully 
long time to open document, lets say 25 - 30 minutes, and 
it may eventually open the document. 
 
The way these Template is setup is simply using an ODBC 
connection from Oracle to MSWord 2000. After a user 
creates the document, they will save it as a standalone 
Word 2000 document which is independent from any macro or 
connection to the database app - it is like copying and 
pasting the text out from one document to a new fresh 
one. For an unknown reason, it is trying to connect to 
the data source when open within Word in the new AD 
domain only and not any other domain.

I know this is a long winded explanation but I am hoping 
that someone else may have seen this phenomena with 
documents created this way.

Any help would be appreciated.

3.Solved: DisplayAsIcon :=False works on some PCs but not others

I was using Access 2003 to insert an inline shape (of a jpeg) into a Word 
document. It worked on my development machine, which also has Office 2000 and 
therefore Microsoft Photo Editor. My clients had installed Office 2003 
without keeping Office 2000, and that uninstalled Microsoft Photo Editor, 
which Microsoft has deprecated.

However, Microsoft Photo Editor is the OLE Server for JPEGs. If another one 
is supposed to be available, I haven't been able to discover that. At any 
rate, when you have Microsoft Photo Editor installed, then when Access 
inserts a JPEG into a Word document, Word recognizes the object type and 
therefore it appears as a JPEG image in the document.

But without Microsoft Photo Editor, Word does not recognize the JPEG, and 
therefore inserts it as a "Package Object", which appears as an icon. You can 
still doubleclick the icon to see the JPEG, but that isn't very useful for 
printed reports.

4.DisplayAsIcon :=False works on some PCs but not others

The PCs all run Word 2003 SP3. I don't think this should be relevant, but the 
PCs with problems have XP SP2, while the one that works is XP SP3.

The problem occurs when using Access to create a Word document and then 
insert a document as follows:

         .InlineShapes.AddOLEObject DisplayAsIcon:=False, _
                                    Filename:=MyPath, _
                                    Range:=oRange

On the XP SP3 development machine, the document is inserted just fine. On 
the XP SP2 user machines, no matter what I do, the document is inserted as an 
icon.

Suggestions? (Except telling the users to upgrade -- they are at a client 
site and not under my control.)

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