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Word 97 - how to always open in normal mode?
Being "the guy who knows computers", my dad asked me to troubleshoot his
Word 97 for him. I never use Word, so I've had trouble helping him. Somehow, Word always opens files - new ones (CTRL-N) or old files saved on disk - in a mode (Layout mode I think) which displays a sidebar containing headlines and such on the left side of the screen. It never "used to do this" - it just "suddenly started". Choosing "Normal mode" from the "View" menu cures this temporarily, but when a new document is opened - the sidebar is there again. Any way to stay in normal mode *permanently*? Searching the Web and Usenet, some of the solutions to similar problems involved creating macros or messing around with template files, but there has to be a simpler way. (My dad could never misconfigure an autostart macro to open documents in Layout mode...) Isn't there some option, a checkbox or something, hidden somewhere, saying "Default editing mode: Normal mode"? Any help greatly appreciated! /Chris |
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