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<li>With the right mouse button, click the shortcut and choose Properties.</li> | <li>With the right mouse button, click the shortcut and choose Properties.</li> | ||
<li>Click the Shortcut tab.</li> | <li>Click the Shortcut tab.</li> | ||
<li>Append either "/b" or "/t | <li>Append either "/b" or "/t <filename>" (without the quotation marks, and where filename is the name of the template) on the end of the Target line. Be sure to place the switch to the right of the ending quotation mark on the target line, for example: | ||
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<p><span class="kbd userinput"> mspub.exe /t | <p><span class="kbd userinput"> mspub.exe /t <filename></span></p> | ||
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where | where <filename> is the name of your template.<br /> | ||
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To have Publisher open and start a specific PageWizard design assistant, use | To have Publisher open and start a specific PageWizard design assistant, use | ||
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<p><span class="kbd userinput"> mspub.exe /w | <p><span class="kbd userinput"> mspub.exe /w <filename></span></p> | ||
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where | where <filename> is the name of one of the PageWizard design assistant files in the MSPUB\PAGEWIZ directory.</li></ol> | ||
For Windows NT 3.51, follow the above outlined procedures except that "/w" does not apply to Publisher version 3.0 and will not work. | For Windows NT 3.51, follow the above outlined procedures except that "/w" does not apply to Publisher version 3.0 and will not work. |
Latest revision as of 10:14, 20 July 2020
Article ID: 103286
Article Last Modified on 8/16/2005
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Publisher 2.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Publisher 2.0a
- Microsoft Publisher 3.0 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q103286
SUMMARY
There are several Command Line parameters you can use to avoid the Start Up dialog box when you start Publisher. The Start Up dialog box gives you a choice of using a PageWizard design assistant, using a template, starting from scratch, opening an existing publication, or getting instructions about how to use the Start Up dialog box.
MORE INFORMATION
For Microsoft Publisher 97:
- In Publisher click Tools, Options
- Remove the check mark from "Use Startup Dialog Box"
For Microsoft Publisher 3.0 or Publisher 97, follow these steps:
- Create a shortcut for Publisher (version 2.0 or 3.0).
- With the right mouse button, click the shortcut and choose Properties.
- Click the Shortcut tab.
- Append either "/b" or "/t <filename>" (without the quotation marks, and where filename is the name of the template) on the end of the Target line. Be sure to place the switch to the right of the ending quotation mark on the target line, for example:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Publisher\MSPUB.EXE" /b
-or-
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Publisher\MSPUB.EXE" /t \Program Files\Microsoft Publisher\Template\MyTemplate.PUB
To change the Command Line parameter for Publisher 2.0 and Windows 3.x:
- Click the Publisher icon once.
- From the File menu in Program Manager, choose Properties.
- Type the parameter in the Command Line box.
To bypass the Start Up dialog box and open a blank publication, use the following command line:mspub.exe /b
To have Publisher open a specified template every time it is opened, use
mspub.exe /t <filename>
where <filename> is the name of your template.
To have Publisher open and start a specific PageWizard design assistant, usemspub.exe /w <filename>
For Windows NT 3.51, follow the above outlined procedures except that "/w" does not apply to Publisher version 3.0 and will not work.
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