Click the "Add" button, find then add Wordfast.dot. Use Ms-Word's Tools > Templates & Add-Ins dialog box.
If the above method fails, start Ms-Word. The bottom line is: WFC is entirely written in Ms-Word macro language, and if your network administrator, or your antivirus, refuses the installation of any macro-based program, then running WFC is impossible. Copy Wordfast.dot into this folder, close and restart Ms-Word. Then, in Ms-Word, use the Tools > Options menu, then "Default folders", to assign the folder you just created as startup folder. To solve this problem, create a folder in an unprotected part of your hard disc (anywhere you can create a folder is unprotected).
Although this fear and restriction may be legitimate (most network administrators and antivirus packages don't use such restrictions and live happily), it makes WFC operation impossible. Some anti-virus software, or strict network administrators, may impose such restrictions, making it impossible to add startup templates and add-ins to Ms-Word, by fear of macro-viruses. Some systems have drastic Read/Write restrictions on system folders. If this menu does not have a "WFC" option, see below. If you do not see the WFC icon, use Word's View > Toolbars menu to check the WFC toolbar. Systems using Unicode, like Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, CE, Arabic, Hebrew etc should read the note on using latin-character path (folder) names and file names. If you cannot see your Ms-Word Startup folder in your hard disk, see the note below on hidden folders. Ms-Word must have a startup folder for add-ons to be loaded at startup time. If no startup folder is specified in this dialog box, please specify one.
#Wordfast classic mac
Note that the exact location of your Startup folder is given by Ms-Word in the Tools > Options > Default folders (or Preferences > Default folders on Mac versions) dialog box. \User name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\StartupĪpplications:Microsoft Office X:Office:Startup:Word
#Wordfast classic windows
Windows 2k, XP: \Documents and settings\User name\Application data\Microsoft\Word\Startup Windows NT: \WinNt\Profiles\User name\Application data\Microsoft\Startup Windows 9x: \Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Word\Startup
\Program files\Microsoft Office\Office\Startup Here are the typical locations for such folders (yours may be different): Copy the file Wordfast.dot into your Ms-Word Startup folder.
#Wordfast classic manual
When performing a manual installation, Wordfast.dot should not be opened as a document, but added to Ms-Word's list of templates, as follows:Ĭlose Ms-Word. Manual installation should be used if the automatic installation fails. Wordfast.dot does not need to be opened as a document again. After installation, Wordfast.dot has been added as a startup template and resides in Ms-Word's Tools > Templates & Add-Ins dialog box.
#Wordfast classic install
Windows: To perform an automatic installation, start Ms-Word, open the Wordfast.dot template using Ms-Word's File > Open dialog box (as when opening regular documents), enable macros if prompted to do so, and click the Install WFC button.Īutomatic installation is the only case when you actually open Wordfast.dot as a document. Systems using Unicode, like Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Central European languages, Arabic, Hebrew, etc should read the note on using latin-character path (folder) names and file names. In Word 2011, use the Tools menu then Templates & Add-Ins dialog box to open (select) Wordfast.dot. If automatic installation fails, drop Wordfast.dot in a folder of your choice (preferably not the desktop - create a new folder from the root where wordfast.dot will be dropped make sure that both path name and file name do not use accented characters or Unicode characters: stick to the 25 unaccented latin letters for hard disk name, folder name). Mac Word 2011: Try the automatic installation by double-clicking wordfast.dot. Then close Ms-Word and open it again before automatic installation can be done. If you see a "Trusted sources" pane, check all options present in it. With versions of Ms-Word higher than Ms-Word 97, use Ms-Word's Tools > Macros > Security dialog box, set security to low. 2.2 If neither automatic, nor manual installation work.
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