Changes to the global template

[Orleans Street Gallery]

Recently I had to start a new username because of some corrupted files. I
was able to save my documents.

However, everytime that I quit microsoft office a dialogue box appears and
says:

"Word cannot save changes to the global template because it was opened with
read only access. Do you want to save the changes in a template with a
different name?"

Initially I tried to save it, because I was afraid that the changes to my
document would not be saved. Now I click save, and the next dialogue box
appears:

"Microsoft Visual Basic"
"Run-Time errror "5995"
Word cannot write to file.

The options are
"Continue"
"End"
"Debug"
And "Help"

End and Help are the only options available, so I have been hitting end. I
do not think that this has effected any saved changes. Please tell me what
is going on and how do I prevent this from occurring

 

[J.E. McGimpsey]

Recently I had to start a new username because of some corrupted files. I
was able to save my documents.

However, everytime that I quit microsoft office a dialogue box appears and
says:

"Word cannot save changes to the global template because it was opened with
read only access. Do you want to save the changes in a template with a
different name?"

Initially I tried to save it, because I was afraid that the changes to my
document would not be saved. Now I click save, and the next dialogue box
appears:

"Microsoft Visual Basic"
"Run-Time errror "5995"
Word cannot write to file.

The options are
"Continue"
"End"
"Debug"
And "Help"

End and Help are the only options available, so I have been hitting end. I
do not think that this has effected any saved changes. Please tell me what
is going on and how do I prevent this from occurring

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