I did a clean install of Microsoft Office for Mac 2016 from installers from my campus bookstore. I customized the install to include only Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. I have not had the previews, and I just updated to 15.14.0 (150911). I am running a brand new Macbook Pro 9,2 with Yosemite 10.10.5. Although I did a clean install, I did not uninstall MS Office 2011 apps. I have no issues running them concurrently. It seems some others have found problems with altering the Normal template and found no joy from MS forums.
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Change Office 2016 Color Theme Launch any Office 2016 program and click the File tab and then Account. There under Office Theme, select the color you want from the drop-down menu. Keep in mind, changes to the Theme will apply to all Office 2016 for Mac apps including Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook. Step 1 – Open an Office 2016 for Mac app. In my example, I’ll use Word.
It seems there is confusion about the directory location of saved templates. So, I have located my Word 2016 templates at: /Users//Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/User Content/Templates/ This folder currently has Normal.dotm and Normal.dotx. Following official MS advice to save-as templates does not work for me. Other user advice to save in the above location returns this dialog: Word cannot give a document the same name as an open document. Type a different name for the document you want to save. Avery 8662 mailing labels import from excel office for mac 2011.
(Normal.dotm) I click OK, and then this dialog: The document “Document1” could not be saved as “Normal.dotm”. Should I not be trying to save Word Macro-Enabled Template (.dotm)? I try saving differently, via Normal.dotx, which is where the Normal.dotx got into the folder in the first place. There's no problem with that. But when I relaunch Word 2016, none of the template saves are present. Every time I start Word 2016, I get the same Draft view with fonts Calibri, etc.
This is not the case with Word 2011. Seems I can't beat it, so what gives?
This worked for me: You may wish to update your Normal template as well. To do so: • Open the Normal.dotm template (Note: You MUST navigate to the Normal template using the File menu in Word, and choose 'Open'.
Don't try it from the Finder or you will make a copy of Normal each time.) • Close all other documents (this is important.if you don't, Word holds a hidden instance of the old version open). • Change the paper size. • Add and remove a space from the text (to force Word to save the document) • Save the Normal template. (If Word prompts you for a file name, you did not open the file correctly and you now have a copy that is not a template. Cancel out and start again.) • Close Word.
Should be good when you re-open. I encountered a similar problem and was able to arrive at a solution. When upgrading to Word for Mac 2016 I lost all of the customizations made to the Normal.docm template. The solution was to replace the current Normal.docm file with the old Normal.docm file.
Here are the steps: Open Word for Mac and ensure all documents are closed. Then, through the Word application itself, open the Normal.docm template file associated with the old version of Word. Do this by typing.docm in the search field of the Open dialog box.