new document isn't blank

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Vairgirl2000

I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up as a
previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in there
everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with
 
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Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Vairgirl2000 said:
I have word 2003, my new document doesn't come up blank, it comes up
as a previous created document everytime. I have todelete what's in
there everytime in order to have a blank sheet to start with

This is an FAQ and you could have found the answer had you bothered to
Google. Suggest you do so - http://groups.google.com and enter keywords in
the various boxes and you'll have your answer.
 

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