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Default factory paragraph & font settings

When I purchased my computer, I changed the default settings for Word 2007.
Now I am taking a class online and I cannot find what the original settings
for font and paragraphs are. Need as soon as possible!!!!
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Default factory paragraph & font settings

With Word closed down, go to the folder %appdata%\Microsoft\Templates. Rename
the Normal.dotm file to oldNormal.dotm. Then restart Word, which will create
a new Normal.dotm template with the factory settings.

If you had customizations stored in the oldNormal.dotm file, you can copy
them to the new Normal.dotm by using the Organizer (click the button in the
Alt+F8 macro dialog).

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When I purchased my computer, I changed the default settings for Word 2007.
Now I am taking a class online and I cannot find what the original settings
for font and paragraphs are. Need as soon as possible!!!!

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