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I've got Word 2002 loaded on my pc. I use alot of templates so I really
don't need the blank document that opens up automatically with word. Is
there a way of opening Word without automatically opening a blank
document?

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Yes. Add the /n switch to the shortcut used to start Word. See the Help
topic "Customize how Word starts."

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I've got Word 2002 loaded on my pc. I use alot of templates so I really
don't need the blank document that opens up automatically with word. Is
there a way of opening Word without automatically opening a blank
document?


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