PCWorks: Re: MSWord 2000

Thanks, Phil

Strangely enough, using Search, it seems I don't have a
"normal.dot" file.
That always seemed strange to me as I recall in Win 95 and
98 having such a
file where the preferred configurations of 'Word were made.
Maybe if you tell
me exactly where it is located, I'll create one there. If
that doesn't work,
I'll just re-install Office. Thanks --- Harold

> Sounds like your "normal.dot" template has
somehow attained those
attributes.  Find and delete that file (through the Windows
explorer - M$ Word
not being open) Next time you open word set it up as you
would like it to open
each time but do nothing else then save it as normal.dot. A
new template will
be created. --- Phil (in beautiful South Gippsland AU)

>> I'm using Office 2000 as it serves whatever purpose
I need. However,
recently every time I open Word, it opens with both the
"bold" button and the
"underline" button pressed. How do I stop that
from happening? --- Harold
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OK Harold
I no longer have a machine with 2000 running, however that
file is at 
C:Documents and Settings(USERNAME)Application 
DataMicrosoftTemplates in XP Pro.

Harold B. wrote:
> Thanks, Phil
>
> Strangely enough, using Search, it seems I don't have a
"normal.dot" file.
> That always seemed strange to me as I recall in Win 95
and 98 having such a
> file where the preferred configurations of 'Word were
made. Maybe if you tell
> me exactly where it is located, I'll create one there.
If that doesn't work,
> I'll just re-install Office. Thanks --- Harold
>
>   
>> Sounds like your "normal.dot" template
has somehow attained those
>>     
> attributes.  Find and delete that file (through the
Windows explorer - M$ Word
> not being open) Next time you open word set it up as
you would like it to open
> each time but do nothing else then save it as
normal.dot. A new template will
> be created. --- Phil (in beautiful South Gippsland AU)
>
>   
>>> I'm using Office 2000 as it serves whatever
purpose I need. However,
>>>       
> recently every time I open Word, it opens with both the
"bold" button and the
> "underline" button pressed. How do I stop
that from happening? --- Harold
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