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Old 02-13-2019, 07:47 AM
GeorgeWilliam GeorgeWilliam is offline How to force Word to open an unnamed doc when double-clicking a custom template (.dotx) Windows 10 How to force Word to open an unnamed doc when double-clicking a custom template (.dotx) Office 2019
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Ran the online repair and tried re registering Word. Neither fixed the issue. Files with .dotx still open in word and edit the template rather than opening a new instance.

Is that the intentded function? I've made tons of excel templates and they always open a new instance when double clicking the file. I expected word templates would work the same.
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