Problem with Word on new computer

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    Problem with Word on new computer


    I got a new computer and the guy who did the work said that he put everything back off my old computer. However, when I use word now, I have to change the style and the font every time I try to write. I use the Word 3 style. It was set on my old computer. I also have to change the font, because when I change the style, my default font goes away. Is there any way that I can make Word 3 work every time I open a document.

    The word 7 i have now is double spaced and I cannot use that to write. It also will not allow me to change the line spacing to single space.

    Please help. This is driving me crazy.
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    Hi OriginalsbyTerr,

    OriginalsbyTerr said:
    I got a new computer and the guy who did the work said that he put everything back off my old computer. However, when I use Word now, I have to change the style and the font every time I try to write. I use the Word 3 style. It was set on my old computer. I also have to change the font, because when I change the style, my default font goes away. Is there any way that I can make Word 3 work every time I open a document.

    The word 7 i have now is double spaced and I cannot use that to write. It also will not allow me to change the line spacing to single space.

    Please help. This is driving me crazy.
    Is Word in Microsoft Office or Office 365?

    Can't you setup a Template to your specifications so that every time you open Word it will be as you desire?

    I hope this helps!
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    Your Word Template probably needs resetting. Go into options & find where Templates are, open that Template & set it with the font you wish to use & then save it as the Default Template. Then each time you start Word it should use the default template. If you make changes to a document be sure to save it as some document & not save it as the Template or your original saved Template will be changed.
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    Paul Black it seems that we have hit at the same time.
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    Ranger4 said:
    Paul Black, it seems that we have hit at the same time.
    Great minds think alike .
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    Thanks for responding Ranger 4. I am old and not very good with computers. Where is this option thing? Can I mess up my word somehow? Can you talk me through this?
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    In your first Post you mention Word 3 & later Word 7, so to clear up exactly what versions you are referring to, could you supply a bit more detail, such the year of these.

    However, in the meantime you could follow what is on the YouTube video below. Just click on it & should open, but ignore the opening advert & wait till it actually starts.

    How To Change The Default Template In Microsoft Word - YouTube
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    I have not idea what years. Where would I find this information. I am a computer moron.
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    Hi OriginalsbyTerr,

    OriginalsbyTerr said:
    I have not idea what years. Where would I find this information.
    For Microsoft Office try this:

    Open Word > click the Office button [top left of document] > click Word Options > click Resources [on the bottom left menu]. Under where it says about Microsoft Office Word, it will give you the information you require.

    If you want to see more details, click About [at the bottom right middle section].

    I hope this helps!
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    Hi OriginalsbyTerr,

    If the above method doesn't work, I found this for you which should clarify things => 4 ways to find the exact version of Microsoft Office that you are using

    I hope this helps!
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