If you are using Lion, one reason you may not be able to find your normal.dotm is that the Library folder is hidden on Lion, and the normal.dotm will not show up in a Spotlight search. If you open the Finder, then hold down the Option key while clicking the Go menu, the Library optin will appear. You may then be able to find a normal.dotm in Application Support:Microsoft:Office:User Templates I can't check right now, but it is possible that versions of the file saved on Time Machine may also be hidden. (AFAIK that is the standard location - of course it is possible that you used Word->Preferences->File locations to change the location on your system). Peter Jamieson. If you are using Lion, one reason you may not be able to find your normal.dotm is that the Library folder is hidden on Lion, and the normal.dotm will not show up in a Spotlight search.

If you open the Finder, then hold down the Option key while clicking the Go menu, the Library optin will appear. You may then be able to find a normal.dotm in Application Support:Microsoft:Office:User Templates I can't check right now, but it is possible that versions of the file saved on Time Machine may also be hidden.

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(AFAIK that is the standard location - of course it is possible that you used Word->Preferences->File locations to change the location on your system). Peter Jamieson. Hi Ed, My apologies, I should have provided the forum link in Microsoft Community when moving this thread. I also agree with you that we should provide limited support when handling Off-topic threads, for this thread, since Peter has already involved and provided a suggestion which looked reliable, as I'm not using Office for Mac and Mac system, so I think it's fine to leave Peter's reply and add nothing. BTW, I just confirmed this with our Tech Manager that we don't support Office for Mac in TechNet forums.

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Let me know if you have more concern. Best Regards, Max Meng TechNet Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Hi Ed, My apologies, I should have provided the forum link in Microsoft Community when moving this thread.

I also agree with you that we should provide limited support when handling Off-topic threads, for this thread, since Peter has already involved and provided a suggestion which looked reliable, as I'm not using Office for Mac and Mac system, so I think it's fine to leave Peter's reply and add nothing. BTW, I just confirmed this with our Tech Manager that we don't support Office for Mac in TechNet forums. Skype video for mac. Let me know if you have more concern. Best Regards, Max Meng TechNet Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.