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How do I move my form letters from one folder to another? Use Windows Explorer to move the letters within the Form Template Path to the new desired location.   Then you'll need to tell Contact Plus that you moved the folder.  In Contact Plus, go to the Setup Menu | Global | Form Template Path and set the Global Form Letter Path to match the new path, like C:\cppro\data\forms - then click ok. If you're using a network version it is advisable to set the Form Template Path to a shared network folder location such as \\server\cppro\forms Authored by: Bill Samuels This question has been viewed 2683 times so far. Click Here to View all the questions in Support category. File Attachments There are no attachment file(s) related to this question. How helpful was this article to you? Select a Vote 5 - Very Helpful 4 3 - Somewhat Helpful 2 1 - Not Helpful Related Questions I'm trying to send a bunch of email out through Outlook but I keep getting an annoying message: "A program is trying to automatically send e-mail on your behalf. Do you want to allow this?" What does Index out of Date mean? Error: tblsettings cannot modify the readonly dataset How do I print a sheet of mailing labels? How do I transfer data files from one computer to another? When Contact Plus opens Word it comes up with a "Visual Basic Error Ambiguous Name detected TmpDDE" What is BDE? What is it used for? Can I undelete contacts, notes and events? How do I make a backup with Contact Plus Professional? I have data in a previous version of Contact Plus. Will the new Professional convert? How do I list my contacts at the same company in order? Does Contact Plus Professional have street mapping abilities? Netdir on a network Can I transfer a text field to a number field? How do I move contacts between databases? How do I move not done events to today? Additional Information Article Number: 27 Created: 2008-08-11 2:37 PM Rating:   Article Options Print this Question Email Question to Friend Export to MS Word del.icio.us Bookmark Reditt Bookmark Digg Bookmark Add to Technorati Stumble Upon Bookmark Subscribe to Article   Search Knowledge Base
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