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Default Each time I open Word it brings-up a calendar created last year?

Each time I open Word it automatically brings up an old calendar that I
created last year. If I try to open a new document on that page the calendar
just flips to the bottom. It is as though a template is stuck. With this
happening I can't use my Avery program or anything. Very frustrating. Can
anyone help? Thanks.
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On Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:14:01 -0700, Bridget
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Each time I open Word it automatically brings up an old calendar that I
created last year. If I try to open a new document on that page the calendar
just flips to the bottom. It is as though a template is stuck. With this
happening I can't use my Avery program or anything. Very frustrating. Can
anyone help? Thanks.

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