Template Resets Itself

T

Tonie

Repeatedly, I apply the styles in documents using our home grown template.
When I save and close the file, Word resets things back. For example. I have
a style called Body Text that leaves space after each paragraph. Also, I have
Table Head Style and Teable Texts styles defined. Word changes them all back
to Normal.

Yes my documents are large 200 pages, 32,000KB.

I appreciate all suggestions.
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

A few thoughts:

1. I doubt that your documents are 32,000 KB. The limit in all versions of
Word for text-only files (not counting graphics) is 32 KB.

2. If your documents appear to be opening with all paragraphs in the Normal
style, see http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/RecoverText.htm

3. If your documents really *are* opening with all text in the Normal style,
it's possibly you're saving in a text format instead of Word format. Check
the "Files of type" setting and also the default file format on the Save tab
of Tools | Options.

4. If you're viewing the files in Normal view, make sure you don't have
"Draft font" enabled (Tools | Options | View).
 
G

Genine

"Senior moment" - I do love that American saying. We don't really have an
equivalent here in the UK.
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

AFAIK, the UK equivalent (used by many of my British friends) is "senior
moment." <g>
 
L

Linda

I clicked on Tools but there is no Templates and Add Ins to click on. I'm
not sure that "template resets itself" is exactly what I need help on, but it
appeared to be the closest. When I open any Word document, it appears to be
fine, but when I print it there are 3 pages of text from a project I was
working on last week. And when I start a new document, it automatically
starts out with the 3 columns of text that project had in it. Hope someone
can help me out. Thanks, Linda
 

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