office 2007 - "new office document" missing

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mike300uk

In office 2003 i used to have both "new office document" and "open office
document" on my start menu. However, i can't find these in office 2007. Is
there an option for reinstalling this that i have missed?
 
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MerlinsWeb

mike300uk said:
In office 2003 i used to have both "new office document" and "open office
document" on my start menu. However, i can't find these in office 2007. Is
there an option for reinstalling this that i have missed?
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Click on the round "Office" icon on the top left corner of whatever 2007
application you are running. Your missing features, and many more, are there.
 
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mike300uk

No, i mean the new office document from the start menu. It used to enable
you to load up a new word/excel/powerpoint document etc with different
templates, but i can't find this option, and was wondering if how i could
reinstate it, or if it had been removed.
 
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mike300uk

Edit: i found it. was optional component in add/remove features, which
strangely isnt installed by default.
 
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MerlinsWeb

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mike300uk said:
Edit: i found it. was optional component in add/remove features, which
strangely isnt installed by default.
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I apologize, I completely misunderstood. I do have the “New Office Documentâ€
& “Open Office Document†available from my Start Menu however, perhaps it’s
because I opted to leave Office 2000 intact?
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Mike,

FWIW, the New and Open Office document shortcuts were also optional installation choices in Office 2003. They may have been
installed in either a custom installation choice when installing or in an upgrade scenario.

The new template from MS Office Button (File)=>New has a lot to offer in the way of access to templates on your PC and online and
will be updated on an ongoing basis with new items. There are a lot of posts from folks over the past months looking for specific
templates. This should hopefully help with some of those quests.

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Edit: i found it. was optional component in add/remove features, which
strangely isnt installed by default. >>
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Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

Pricing and Packages for '2007 Microsoft Office System'
http://microsoft.com/office/preview
 
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