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Our Word 2003 was factory installed by Dell. This is a machine in our home.
We do not seem to have the Built-In AutoText entries mentioned in the literature. The only one we do have is one I made. How can I recover/install the Built-In AutoText entries. Or if the built-ins are not very useful and this endeavor is a waste of time, let me know that too. Thanks |
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I would complain to Dell. Actually it is not easy to achieve by accident and
it is not easy to fix properly so I would be quite sure you don't have them before doing anything. What makes you say you don't have them? If you delete (or rename) your Normal.dot template, Word will create a new one next time you open Word and that new one will have all the built-in autotexts in it. You will, however, lose any customizations you have made to your original normal.dot. You *can* use the Organizer to copy autotexts from one template to another but it doesn't copy the Style so you lose the grouping you get by default and, as far as I know, there is no way round it. As for whether or not they're useful to you, I can't say. I rarely use them myself. -- Enjoy, Tony "JP and Rose" JP and wrote in message ... Our Word 2003 was factory installed by Dell. This is a machine in our home. We do not seem to have the Built-In AutoText entries mentioned in the literature. The only one we do have is one I made. How can I recover/install the Built-In AutoText entries. Or if the built-ins are not very useful and this endeavor is a waste of time, let me know that too. Thanks |
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Recreating Normal.dot worked. I thank you .
"Tony Jollans" wrote: I would complain to Dell. Actually it is not easy to achieve by accident and it is not easy to fix properly so I would be quite sure you don't have them before doing anything. What makes you say you don't have them? If you delete (or rename) your Normal.dot template, Word will create a new one next time you open Word and that new one will have all the built-in autotexts in it. You will, however, lose any customizations you have made to your original normal.dot. You *can* use the Organizer to copy autotexts from one template to another but it doesn't copy the Style so you lose the grouping you get by default and, as far as I know, there is no way round it. As for whether or not they're useful to you, I can't say. I rarely use them myself. -- Enjoy, Tony "JP and Rose" JP and wrote in message ... Our Word 2003 was factory installed by Dell. This is a machine in our home. We do not seem to have the Built-In AutoText entries mentioned in the literature. The only one we do have is one I made. How can I recover/install the Built-In AutoText entries. Or if the built-ins are not very useful and this endeavor is a waste of time, let me know that too. Thanks |
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