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Autosession.URLUsingAlternateTemplate(strTemplateName)
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| Trent Shepherd 2004-10-19, 2:47 am |
| I am receiving the mesage
"Resolution Object Model error '80041bcf'
Unknown template name. This site does not contain a template named
'corporate_content_print_friendly.htm'.
/common/includes/AGLNew/inc_Nav.asp, line 712"
I do have a template named corporate_content_print_friendly.htm and it
is available when I am logged.
This is also occurs to another print template named
"ESM_content_print_friendly.htm"
can anyone give me some pointers
regards
trent
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2004-10-19, 2:47 am |
| Hi Trent,
please download filemon from www.sysinternals.com and set an include filter
to you file.
This tool will monitor all file access and show you if
- the file searched at a different location
- an error occurs accessing the file (e.g. access denied).
Cheers,
Stefan.
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> I am receiving the mesage
>
> "Resolution Object Model error '80041bcf'
>
> Unknown template name. This site does not contain a template named
> 'corporate_content_print_friendly.htm'.
>
> /common/includes/AGLNew/inc_Nav.asp, line 712"
>
> I do have a template named corporate_content_print_friendly.htm and it
> is available when I am logged.
>
> This is also occurs to another print template named
> "ESM_content_print_friendly.htm"
>
> can anyone give me some pointers
>
> regards
>
> trent
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