However, if you are an administrator installing ClaimMaster from your account for another user who does not have administrative privileges, you'll need to specify the username of the target end-user during installation to make sure that ClaimMaster template and other files are placed in the correct %APPDATA% directory, as explained in this article.

In addition, you can also run the following batch file in the ClaimMaster installation directory:

• On 64-bit Windows:  C:\Program Files (x86)\ClaimMaster\install_for_current_user.bat
• On 32-bit Windows:  C:\Program Files\ClaimMaster\install_for_current_user.bat

• To do so, go to C:\Program Files\ClaimMaster\Settings (32-bit Windows) or C:\Program Files (x86)\ClaimMaster\Settings (64-bit Windows) and copy (OK to overwrite) the contents of the Settings directory to %APPDATA%/ClaimMaster/Settings
• Note: %APPDATA% is a system constant that expands to the location of the current user's Application Data directory

• You can get a copy of the ClaimMaster.dot[m] template file in C:\Program Files\ClaimMaster\ClaimMaster.dot[m] (32-bit Windows) or C:\Program Files(x86)\ClaimMaster\ClaimMaster.dot[m] (64-bit Windows)
• Note - to find location of the Word's STARTUP directory:
• In Word 2007 or later, click the Microsoft Office Button, click Word Options, click the Advanced tab, and then click File Locations.
• In Word 2002/03, to locate or change the location for Word STARTUP folder, in Word, click Options on the Tools menu, and then click the File Locations tab.
• In addition, Microsoft provides more information about locations of various template folders in MS Word. Click here to read Microsoft's FAQ

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