Closing Word Documents - Get Normal Document

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Steve M.

Whenever I close a Word 2002 document, I quickly get a document entitled
"normal" which then quickly closes out. This is a nuisance more than
anything else. Is there something I can do to prevent this from happening?
Thanks, Steve
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

This suggests that your Normal.dot is being saved every time you quit Word.
Not normal. I would suggest that you enable the option "Prompt to save
Normal template" on the Save tab of Tools | Options. If you are prompted to
save Normal.dot every time you quit Word, then see “Word prompts me to save
changes to the Normal.dot template†at
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011514521033.aspx
 
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Steve M

Thanks for your suggestion but it did not work.

I am using Nortion Antivirus 2004 so I looked at the araticle you suggested.
I then did the following: I disabled the Office Plug-in box in Norton
Antivirus and I enabled Prompt to Save Normal Template on Tools /Options.
Nothing changed. It's status quo.

I never got a Prompt to Save Normal Template. After that, I restored
everything back to the original (turned on Office plug-in in Norton and
unchecked the box for prompt to save normal template. Still no change.

Other ideas would be welcome.
Thanks. Steve
 
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Charles Kenyon

Go back and disable the plug-in in Norton; leave the box to prompt before
saving normal.dot checked. These should be your standard settings.
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Steve M

Charles: I disabled the plug-in in Norton and checked the box to prompt
before saving normal.dot. Still no relief from my original problem. Any
suggestions? Thanks, Steve
 

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