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Is there a way to bring up the Templates window with one click/keypress?
At present, I have to click on File, then select New Document, then click
on "On my computer" in the right pane. Is there a way to do it without
having to click on "On my computer"?

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Default Word 2003, New Document & Templates

Yes, use Tools | Customize to add the FileNewDialog command to a menu or
toolbar. For more, see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/C...ngWord2002.htm

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Is there a way to bring up the Templates window with one click/keypress?
At present, I have to click on File, then select New Document, then click
on "On my computer" in the right pane. Is there a way to do it without
having to click on "On my computer"?

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