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Old 07-21-2018, 03:21 AM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline How do force Word to use normal.dotx template? Windows 10 How do force Word to use normal.dotx template? Office 2013
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I strongly urge you to name your custom template something other than "normal.dotx."



That name will lead to confusion, especially if you have display of filename extensions turned off (the default in new installations). "Mynormal.dotx" would work fine as a substitute.


For more on the Normal template, see my article on templates.


If you want existing documents to have the characteristics of your own template, the simplest method is to create new documents based on the template and paste the content from the old documents in the new ones, then save.
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