Difference between revisions of "Restore Factory Settings in Microsoft Word"
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| − | After using Microsoft Word for multiple different projects, you may notice that the program no longer runs quite the way it did when it was first installed. The default settings for one or more features-- for instance, styles, fonts, autocorrect options and/or toolbars-- may have changed in undesirable ways, requiring extra time for re-formatting or troubleshooting. In these (and numerous other) instances, you might want to simply re-set Word to a pristine, first-installed condition. But before you go digging for the original software installation disc, try the simple steps below to restore factory settings in Microsoft Word for either PC or Mac computers.[[Category:Microsoft Word]] | + | After using Microsoft Word for multiple different projects, you may notice that the program no longer runs quite the way it did when it was first installed. The default settings for one or more features-- for instance, styles, fonts, autocorrect options and/or toolbars-- may have changed in undesirable ways, requiring extra time for re-formatting or troubleshooting. In these (and numerous other) instances, you might want to simply re-set Word to a pristine, first-installed condition. But before you go digging for the original software installation disc, try the simple steps below to restore factory settings in Microsoft Word for either PC or Mac computers.[[Category: Microsoft Word]] |
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#Microsoft Word should now be successfully reset. If everything works as expected, you can delete the files you dragged to your desktop. | #Microsoft Word should now be successfully reset. If everything works as expected, you can delete the files you dragged to your desktop. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
