[rp2chil]

Hi, I have searched the forum for my problem, but I haven't found an answer.
Hoping someone can help.

I installed Word 2003 about a month ago. Few weeks ago (which I also asked
the forum for help with this stupid problem I caused), I inadverdently
created a macro and used the PF9 key to store a function that I do
repeatedly. The PF9 key is the refresh key that I always used for refreshing
my TOC.

Yesterday I uninstalled word (from Control/Add-Remove Programs feature) and
reinstalled the Word 2003 all over. However, I realized that it didn't
override or do a fresh install. When I launched word (after reboots, etc.)
Pf9 key was still working with my own macro setup.

How can I do a complete fresh reinstall of Word? Any suggestions I would so
appreciate. Thanks.

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Keyboard customizations are usually stored in Word's Normal.dot
template. Normal.dot is not usually deleted when you uninstall
Office. With Word closed, locate your Normal.dot file as
described in Method 1 in
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/...ocNotBlank.htm , and
rename it to Normal.old. When you start Word again, Word will
create a new Normal.dot template. If desired, you can copy
customizations from your old Normal.dot to the new Normal.dot by
clicking on the Organizer tool in Tools | Templates and Addins.

rp2chil wrote:
Hi, I have searched the forum for my problem, but I haven't found an answer.
Hoping someone can help.

I installed Word 2003 about a month ago. Few weeks ago (which I also asked
the forum for help with this stupid problem I caused), I inadverdently
created a macro and used the PF9 key to store a function that I do
repeatedly. The PF9 key is the refresh key that I always used for refreshing
my TOC.

Yesterday I uninstalled word (from Control/Add-Remove Programs feature) and
reinstalled the Word 2003 all over. However, I realized that it didn't
override or do a fresh install. When I launched word (after reboots, etc.)
Pf9 key was still working with my own macro setup.

How can I do a complete fresh reinstall of Word? Any suggestions I would so
appreciate. Thanks.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Shortcut key settings are stored in Normal.dot.

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
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"rp2chil" wrote in message
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Hi, I have searched the forum for my problem, but I haven't found an
answer.
Hoping someone can help.

I installed Word 2003 about a month ago. Few weeks ago (which I also
asked
the forum for help with this stupid problem I caused), I inadverdently
created a macro and used the PF9 key to store a function that I do
repeatedly. The PF9 key is the refresh key that I always used for
refreshing
my TOC.

Yesterday I uninstalled word (from Control/Add-Remove Programs feature)
and
reinstalled the Word 2003 all over. However, I realized that it didn't
override or do a fresh install. When I launched word (after reboots,
etc.)
Pf9 key was still working with my own macro setup.

How can I do a complete fresh reinstall of Word? Any suggestions I would
so
appreciate. Thanks.

[rp2chil]

Thanks so much to both posts / responds before. I really appreciate your time.

"rp2chil" wrote:

Hi, I have searched the forum for my problem, but I haven't found an answer.
Hoping someone can help.

I installed Word 2003 about a month ago. Few weeks ago (which I also asked
the forum for help with this stupid problem I caused), I inadverdently
created a macro and used the PF9 key to store a function that I do
repeatedly. The PF9 key is the refresh key that I always used for refreshing
my TOC.

Yesterday I uninstalled word (from Control/Add-Remove Programs feature) and
reinstalled the Word 2003 all over. However, I realized that it didn't
override or do a fresh install. When I launched word (after reboots, etc.)
Pf9 key was still working with my own macro setup.

How can I do a complete fresh reinstall of Word? Any suggestions I would so
appreciate. Thanks.