MS Word

[Rye]

every time i open word or open new email a old letter which i saved is all ready their. Can any one help

[mattrix100]

You probably have saved it as the default template. If you delete the letter and save the changes, then it should sort it self out. If not unistall word then re-install

[brachiopod]

mattrix100 is right, it sounds like you have saved your letter as the default Word template.

Using the File drop down menu, click on New (don't use the New Document icon). You should then get a pop up with a choice of templates.

Right click on the 'Normal' (or sometimes 'Blank Document') template, and note its location. For example, my Word templates are in;
C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates

Close the pop-up and on the menu bar go back to File > Open. Locate the folder where your templates are stored (as above) and open the Normal template.

This will now probably open your letter, but remember, this is a template, not a document. Delete all the text, and while you are there, adjust the margins etc to your liking (especially if you always end up changing the default margins). Click on Save.

You should have now saved the changes to the Normal (default) template. Close it, and then open a new document.

It should now be blank, with the margins set to how you like them

You can repeat the procedure, but this time put in, say, your address at the top right, this time click Save As, not Save, and type in Letterhead or something similar.

The next time you need to type a letter, using the File > New option, you can select the Letterhead template, which will have your address etc. already there.

[brachiopod]

Lastly, you can even create a template from a normal document rather than by editing an existing template. This time, when you click Save As, select the Document Template option (in the Save as Type: box ). (It's not essential, but it helps when trying to find them again, to save all templates to the same folder as all the originals)

[Rye]

Cheers for the help just the job