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Are there any files (in the User Templates folder) with names similar to "Normal"? It might be worth opening each of them and see what comes up...
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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Stefan,
There was a normal.dotm, a normal(2).dotm, and a normal.dotm.bak file but all were empty. I had at one time converted all my macros to a word doc and I was able to copy and paste those in but I hadn't updated that doc in a while. That won't happen again. I have purchased a backup from seagate. Will that back up my macros or should I stick with my low tech copy and paste backup? Hopefully this will never happen again but I would like to be prepared this time. Thanks! |
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Using backup software is a good idea. To find out what is being backed up, you have to look at the documentation.
File History in Windows 10 may be an alternative, but I suspect it primarily backs up document files, not templates.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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