-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Word document default settings..

In a message dated 3/10/2007 11:17:30 AM Pacific Daylight
Time, 
davisunitgmail.com writes:
> Choose menu File/Open and navigate to
> C:Documents and SettingsYourUsernameApplication
DataMicrosoftTemplates
> Open normal.dot , make the changes you want, then save
it.
> Terry

Terry,
     Thanks for the reply. I got as far as C:Documents and
Settings, but 
only administrator, all users, and HP administrator are
listed. So I guess I 
don't have a username, or it's on of those three. At any
rate, no where does it 
show Application Data. Can you help me out again?

Thanks,

HB


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>From what you listed, I would assume that you would be
HP Administrator -
unless your profile is is another unusual location.  Are you
using XP? You
should be able to see your username by clicking the Start
button and it is
beside the icon at the top of the list, OR going to Control
Panel / Users.
Terry


On 3/11/07, HandsomeBlckaol.com
<HandsomeBlckaol.com> wrote:
>
> In a message dated 3/10/2007 11:17:30 AM Pacific
Daylight Time,
> davisunitgmail.com writes:
> > Choose menu File/Open and navigate to
> > C:Documents and
SettingsYourUsernameApplication
> DataMicrosoftTemplates
> > Open normal.dot , make the changes you want, then
save it.
> > Terry
>
> Terry,
>     Thanks for the reply. I got as far as C:Documents
and Settings, but
> only administrator, all users, and HP administrator are
listed. So I guess
> I
> don't have a username, or it's on of those three. At
any rate, no where
> does it
> show Application Data. Can you help me out again?
>
> Thanks,
>
> HB


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