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Old 04-10-2018, 07:20 AM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Windows 10 Office 2013
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Originally Posted by Bob Hennessy View Post
Not only will Word not create a new document........it will also not open an existing document, which prevents me from deleting the 3 macros I created.

Bob H
SKIP following until ***
  1. Rename your normal template to normal.old.dotm with Word closed.
    How to Find the Normal Template
  2. Start Word. Open the old normal template, holding the shift key down when you do to suppress macros.
  3. Open the vba editor and delete the macros.
  4. Save the old normal template.
  5. Close word.
  6. Rename the old normal template back to normal.dotm.
*** Start from here

  1. Start Word holding down the Shift Key - this suppresses all macros.
  2. Use Alt+F11 to view the vba Editor.
  3. Delete the problem macros, or try deleting just the AutoExec macro.
  4. Close and restart Word.
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