Deleting Custom Template UPDATE
1. Earlier in this thread, chscag mentioned that you need to unhide your library folder with this link.
2. Even when I did that, I couldn't find the appropriate template folder. This is not because of a lack of reading skill, it is because Microsoft Word is no longer using chscag's other advice
Now they are stored under this path (this is for Microsoft Word 15.24 at least. Maybe earlier, I'm not sure. If the other path didn't work, try this)
username/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/User Content/Templates
3. If that fails, you can look up the path yourself. Here is how I figured it out:
A. Open a new document
B. Save as Template
C. Look at the pathway
D. THIS is where Office will save your template. You can make a note of this pathway or open a Finder window and make your changes immediately.
This is more of the "teach a man/woman how to fish" approach, and I hope you find it useful.
The Spice must flow,
Muad Dib
I'm using Mac Word 2011 and OS X 10.7.5. My /Users/your user name/ folder does not have a "Library" folder. When I put "template" in spotlight it finds only documents and files with the word template. So I can't delete Word templates I no longer want.
1. Earlier in this thread, chscag mentioned that you need to unhide your library folder with this link.
2. Even when I did that, I couldn't find the appropriate template folder. This is not because of a lack of reading skill, it is because Microsoft Word is no longer using chscag's other advice
Here's where the user templates are stored:
/Users/your user name/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office/User Templates/My Templates
Whenever you create and save a template that's not one provided by Office, it gets put in the above folder.
Now they are stored under this path (this is for Microsoft Word 15.24 at least. Maybe earlier, I'm not sure. If the other path didn't work, try this)
username/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/User Content/Templates
3. If that fails, you can look up the path yourself. Here is how I figured it out:
A. Open a new document
B. Save as Template
C. Look at the pathway
D. THIS is where Office will save your template. You can make a note of this pathway or open a Finder window and make your changes immediately.
This is more of the "teach a man/woman how to fish" approach, and I hope you find it useful.
The Spice must flow,
Muad Dib
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