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using old normal.dot in word 2007

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Tony Gray - 30 Jan 2007 17:10 GMT
I've invested years in creating macors and styles in Word.  I can load my
normal.dot into Word 2007 so I have my styles etc, but how do I make it the
default template so that Word 2007 uses it?  In the past I've just put it
into the templates directory but this doesn't seem to work now.

Thanks
Cardlaw - 30 Jan 2007 18:30 GMT
Use Templates and Addins...Organizer to copy the macros and styles into
your new normal.dot file.
The new version of Word might have its normal.dot file in a different
format, thus causing problems if you replace it with the old one.
(this is assuming the new version has the same commands as prior
versions)

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Renee - 31 Jan 2007 22:27 GMT
If you have trouble copying the styles and macros over manually, you can use
File Open to open your old normal.dot and then Save As normal.dotm in the
same directory. (you'll probably have to overwrite your new one).

I don't recommend it, as there are new settings in the new Normal that you
might want.  But the option is there if you need it.

> I've invested years in creating macors and styles in Word.  I can load my
> normal.dot into Word 2007 so I have my styles etc, but how do I make it the
> default template so that Word 2007 uses it?  In the past I've just put it
> into the templates directory but this doesn't seem to work now.
>
> Thanks
 
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