Jan 12, 2023 · You are not obliged to use Normal.dotm as your template, as Word tends to recreate this file whenever it becomes corrupted. You may use your own template, with any file-name. Menu File …

Mar 19, 2023 · I created a Word macro-enabled template (.dotm) in Office 365. The DOTM contains 3 simple macros - AutoNew with message, AutoOpen with message, and a Userform with simple data …

This is out of the question. So, my question is: On Microsoft Word 2011, how can I edit the actual template file (dotm) file itself to make the changes, then save the exisitng dotm file, without it having …

Jun 17, 2022 · tl;dr My Normal.dotm file contains one macro. But when I open it in Word 365 and create a new file based on that template or try to save that template under a new name then all resulting …

Mar 5, 2022 · Go to C:\Users\<user name >\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates, then find the Normal.dotm and rename it. This file will be automatically generated when reopen Word. Besides, …

Apr 28, 2023 · Remove the style from that document. Save as and give it a different name, let's say Normal2, and save it as type "Word Macro-Enabled Template (*.dotm)". Close Word. Go into the …

Is there solid guidance out there concerning the management of Microsoft Word in corporate environments where documents must conform to a standard look and layout? How to manage …

Jan 22, 2019 · My company has a set of custom MS Office templates, including a modified Normal.dotm file. These are placed in the "personal" templates folder, however when you try to save a file you get …

Aug 18, 2022 · An alternative, if you can add macros to your normal.dotm, would be a macro to automatically load templates in a given folder upon startup. That could be an AutoExec macro in your …

This is I believe the simplest way to answer your specific question, which is changing the font defined as the "Body" font in a template. The other answers have nuggets of correct information but this is the …