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If you delete or rename the template, Word will automatically create a new standard one.
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If you delete or rename the template, Word will automatically create a new standard one.

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Is there a way of doing this automatically to save user intervention ?
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Is there a way of doing this automatically to save user intervention ?

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I can't think of an easy way. When Word is running, there must always be a Normal template, so Word can't be programmed to delete it.<br />
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Are you sure that the template is corrupted, and that a setting hasn't been changed?
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I can't think of an easy way. When Word is running, there must always be a Normal template, so Word can't be programmed to delete it.

Are you sure that the template is corrupted, and that a setting hasn't been changed?

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We are having issues with Normal.dot files over time changing and then displaying documents with images differently between machines. &nbsp;Is there a way of recreating this automatically when word is opened ?
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We are having issues with Normal.dot files over time changing and then displaying documents with images differently between machines.  Is there a way of recreating this automatically when word is opened ?

Normal.dot file corrupting

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