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MrsMith
MrsMith
2 days ago
How to attach a different template to an existing Word document?

How can I switch the current template in an existing Word document (Office 2013) to a different template?

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MrsMith
MrsMith
2 weeks ago
How to restore empty Outlook folder pane after latest Office update?

After the latest update to Office 2013, the Outlook folder pane is empty. How can I fix this?

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jdixon
jdixon
6 weeks ago
Are Office 97 files compatible with Office 2013?

If I upgrade from my old copy of Office ‘97 to Office 2013, are there any file conversion issues?

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LolaBelle
LolaBelle
12 weeks ago
How to turn off “pick up where you left off” in Office 2013 Word?

Is there a way to disable the function in Word that automatically returns you to the last place your cursor was in a document?

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stephenb
stephenb
12 weeks ago
How to correct an older mistake in Office 2013 without undoing more recent changes?

Can I “undo” something that I made an error on without “undoing” all the things I did after the original mistake (using the Undo...

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PapaRiver
PapaRiver
14 weeks ago
What’s the difference between Office Home 2013 and Office Student 2013?

Are the two just different names and “packaging” for the same software?

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nchristine
nchristine
15 weeks ago
How do I change the Autocorrect settings for Word in Office 2013?

I recently started using the Office 2013 suite and noticed some things have changed. When I typed a word that was consistently,...

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