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| 25/12/2015 10:23 | Close Microsoft Word. Turn on file name extensions. Press Windows Key +X and select Control Panel, Select Appearance and Personalization, and then click File Explorer Options. Click the View tab, and then, under Advanced settings, clear the Hide extensions for known file types check box, and then click OK. Press Windows + R and type in %appdata%MicrosoftTemplates and press Enter. Locate the file Normal.dotm and select it. Right click the file and select Rename. Rename the Normal.dotm file to NormalBeforeRestore.dotm. You should see at least one of the following files: Normal.dotm.old, NormalPre, NormalPre15, NormalOld, or OldNormal. If you see more than one of these files, then you will need to choose the correct file to restore. Often, this is the file with the most recent Date modified value, which should be Normal.dotm.old. Don’t worry if you choose the wrong one, you can repeat steps 7-10 as many times as necessary to find the right file. Note: To see the Date modified value, you need to change your folder view to Details. To do this, click the View tab and select Details from the Layout section. Select the file you want to restore, and then, right click and select Copy. Create the copy of the file by clicking the Home tab and choosing Paste or press Control + V. Select the file you just created. Rename the file by right clicking on it and selecting Rename. Rename the file to normal.dotm . You may be warned about changing the file extension – this is OK. Close File Explorer and launch Word. Your AutoText blocks, Styles, Macros, etc. will now be available for use in your documents. Note: If you still cannot find your content and there were other templates in your Templates folder to choose from, follow theses steps: Shut down Word and go back to your templates folder. Delete normal.dotm and go back to step 7. After you've restored the normal.dotm file, turn off file name extensions using the following steps: Press Windows Key +X and select Control Panel, Select Appearance and Personalization, and then click File Explorer Options. Click the View tab, and then, under Advanced settings, click to add a check to the Hide extensions for known file types check box, and then click OK. |