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Old 08-17-2016, 01:25 AM
Saumyo Saumyo is offline Word froze, on recovery there was a problem with building blocks and now my Macros all disappeared. Windows 10 Word froze, on recovery there was a problem with building blocks and now my Macros all disappeared. Office 2013
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Unhappy Further sudden disaster - now all keyboard shortcuts vanished

Thanks for the tips and links. I'm learning.



For what it's worth, I've used Word since the 1980s -- but never has anything happened like what's been happening since installation of Windows 10. It's been agony!

Last night, again Word froze. On reopening, again the macros had disappeared. This time I was able to restore them, thankfully. But then I discovered that ALL the keyboard shortcuts had suddenly vanished.

(Oh, dear. I've got work to do and am getting a wee bit panicked....)

Is there some way to do with the keyboard shortcuts what I've been able to do with the macros? That is, can I go to the working version of Word on the laptop, back up the keyboard shortcuts there, and then restore them to the desktop?

Or if not, what other approach might be worth trying?

Incidentally, suppose I were to by Office 2016. How good a chance would there be that this sort of problem would stop happening, do you think?

Thanks again for the help. I'm miles away in the countryside at the moment, so your input is a real lifeline...
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Old 08-17-2016, 02:30 PM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Word froze, on recovery there was a problem with building blocks and now my Macros all disappeared. Windows 8 Word froze, on recovery there was a problem with building blocks and now my Macros all disappeared. Office 2013
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Incidentally, suppose I were to buy Office 2016. How good a chance would there be that this sort of problem would stop happening, do you think?
Think about the fun you've been having with Windows 10.

IMHO, Word 2016 is still in early beta stage. It will not make this situation better. When I upgraded a computer from Windows 8.1 to 10 there was a period where I temporarily lost (a couple of days) access to my Word customizations. Keep backups. Look at the link I gave you earlier on key data files.
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