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My default template (normal.dot) seems to function normally, until it is time
to save. I open a new document by opening Word. The file opens it shows Document xx in the title bar as expected. When I go to save, I'm expecting that Word will suggest a name based on the starting text. What it uses instead is "Creative Ideas.doc", clearly a document that was created sometime in the past. I've tried opening the default template and clearing out the "title" field, but I still get the same results. Any ideas???? |
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Hi Dean
Word may not be recognizing that you're making a change. So, open normal.dot (as described in the section "Top make other changes" at http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Custom...alTemplate.htm). Empty out the Title field at File Properties. Then make a minor change to the document (eg spacebar then backspace) and then save. Hope this helps. Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP. http://www.shaunakelly.com/word "Dean C" Dean wrote in message ... My default template (normal.dot) seems to function normally, until it is time to save. I open a new document by opening Word. The file opens it shows Document xx in the title bar as expected. When I go to save, I'm expecting that Word will suggest a name based on the starting text. What it uses instead is "Creative Ideas.doc", clearly a document that was created sometime in the past. I've tried opening the default template and clearing out the "title" field, but I still get the same results. Any ideas???? |
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