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normal.dot template in Word

Asked by cscsonline in Miscellaneous Software

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A client of mine has Windows 2003 Server on their server and WXP SP2 on all their client machines. They have Word 2003 on all the client machines and the User Templates are stored in a folder on the server. The Workgroup templates are stored in another folder on the server. Word is also installed on the server.
Sometimes when closing down Word on the client machines, they get a message that says the normal.dot templated has been changed and asks if they want to save the change. This happens although no changes were made to the template.
I have chaecked that all the client machines are using the identical locations for the templates. All client machines use Outlook 2003 and use Word as the mail editor too.
Can you suggest why this message to do with normal.dot may be occuring and what the solution may be.Start Free Trial
 
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