When I open a blank page it contains a page of text which was written weeks
ago for a project. The window which should say "Normal" was saying "Normal +
Ariel" but the window has disapeared. I would like to get that window back
and I would like the blank startup page to be blank. Can you help me?

When you saved the text that shows on the page you just hit the save button
and not save as button. Try deleting all the text and reset the settings then
hit the save button( NOT THE SAVE AS BUTTON). This should solve your problem.

"Kingfish" wrote:

When I open a blank page it contains a page of text which was written weeks
ago for a project. The window which should say "Normal" was saying "Normal +
Ariel" but the window has disapeared. I would like to get that window back
and I would like the blank startup page to be blank. Can you help me?

If only it were that simple!

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"nathan2677" wrote in message
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When you saved the text that shows on the page you just hit the save
button
and not save as button. Try deleting all the text and reset the settings
then
hit the save button( NOT THE SAVE AS BUTTON). This should solve your
problem.

"Kingfish" wrote:

When I open a blank page it contains a page of text which was written
weeks
ago for a project. The window which should say "Normal" was saying
"Normal +
Ariel" but the window has disapeared. I would like to get that window
back
and I would like the blank startup page to be blank. Can you help me?

Kingfish wrote:
When I open a blank page it contains a page of text which was written
weeks ago for a project. The window which should say "Normal" was
saying "Normal + Ariel" but the window has disapeared. I would like
to get that window back and I would like the blank startup page to be
blank. Can you help me?

See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/...ocNotBlank.htm.

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