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Article #401Re: Cut and Copy in Word 5
From: Lawrence P. Casson
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1992 22:33
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1992 22:33
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In article <1992Nov03.070232.85799@ultramac.uucp> bo3b@ultramac.uucp (Bob Overkamp) writes: >Janice Rathman reports: >I recently ran into a problem in a Word file. This a file that is very... > >If you are desperate enough to reinstall your software, take a few minutes to >throw the preferences file(s) away and see whether that fixes your acute >problem. I find that Word Settings is much more easily corrupted than is Word >itself, and I suspect that the Installer does NOT replace any Word Settings >files. > >bo3b Word generates a new settings file in the system folder if one is not already there, containing default settings. It is unlikely that the installer either puts one there or writes over a preexisting one. Any changes you make while running Word are saved in that file upon closing unless you save them somewhere else (Edit Commands... Save as in Word 4.0). You can double click on any Word Settings file to start Word with those particular settings.
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