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Old 02-25-2016, 09:34 AM
bcs bcs is offline Problem with add-ins that don't work that I can't delete b/c Excel, Word, etc won't open Windows 7 64bit Problem with add-ins that don't work that I can't delete b/c Excel, Word, etc won't open Office 2016
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Problem with add-ins that don't work that I can't delete b/c Excel, Word, etc won't open
 
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Thanks for the response, macropod!

I checked Programs & Features, but the add-ins in question aren't there.

I also went to the application template folders and deleted the one template that was there, but I am still unable to open up a Word doc.

Any other ideas worth trying?
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