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Old 03-07-2018, 03:45 AM
Btop Btop is offline Compatibility of 2 macros in mail merge: Delete table rows + save individual PDFs Windows 10 Compatibility of 2 macros in mail merge: Delete table rows + save individual PDFs Office 2016
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Compatibility of 2 macros in mail merge: Delete table rows + save individual PDFs
 
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The problem's gone when I run Word in safe mode!!

However I've run both Quick and Online repair, but the problem is still there. I've also disabled the only add-in I had enabled and I also removed GM's template add-in from the Start up folder, but none of it is solving the problem when running Word normally.

When I create a new document, it shows up correctly in Letter mode. But when I open an existing document, it shows up in Email Message format and I must manually change it into Letter
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