Other times you need to find it so you can open the containing folder and rename the template for diagnostic work. The normal template will always be found in the user templates folder, which has different default locations in different versions of Word and different operating systems. That location can be changed in the Word options by the user. To open the normal template in any version of Word on any PC that uses vba you can do the following. At the bottom of the vba Editor window is something called the Immediate window.
Click in that Immediate window. You are now in the Normal. Make your changes and save it. If you are curious about where you can find it in the future, use Save As and look at where Word is planning on saving it.
Your Word program only uses one Normal template. Your computer may have more than one but Word only uses one. If there is more than one such template on your computer, this vba is the only way I know of to be sure that the Normal template you open is the one your version of Word is using! If you have multiple versions of Word on your computer, each should have its own template. Many diagnostics require that you rename the normal template.
Sometimes, something in the normal template is causing problems in your use of Word. It is located in your user templates folder. Note, some advisors mistakenly tell you to delete the normal template. Renaming it will accomplish the same purpose: Word will create a new fresh normal template the next time it starts.
However, if there are valuable customizations in the normal template like macros, AutoText entries, or styles, if it is renamed rather than deleted, those customizations can be recovered.
If you have not changed any of the defaults in your Word normal template, there may not be one. This is unusual, but possible. Beginning with Office Office the default folder location for most user-created templates has been moved to a subfolder of the user's Documents folder: Custom Office Template s.
However, the location of the normal template will still be in the user templates folder which remains the default folder unless changed by the user. You can use the same commands and features that you use to change a document — but remember that any changes that you make to Normal.
When you have finished, click the File tab, and then click Save. Note: If Normal. The new version will not include any of the customizations that you made to the version that you renamed or moved.
Click the Microsoft Office Button , and then click Open. Click Templates , and then double-click the Normal. If no templates are listed in the Open dialog box, click the arrow next to the Files of type box, and then click All Word Templates. Open the Normal template. To be certain that you're working in the default template, check to see that Normal. When you have finished, click the Microsoft Office Button , and then click Save.
On the File tab, click Open. Open the Normal template Normal. Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback?
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