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However, on 02/06 there was an automatic update, again, and the same exact thing happened. After unsuccessful attempt to figure a way to restore this, including a system restore back to 01/29, I gave up and started rebuilding my libraries. I looked at the building blocks library and none of the entries I put there were there any more. I have (had) hundreds of names and addresses stored in this library to aid my work and these, too, were gone. The same went for the autoformat library. I looked at the library and it seemed that everything that I had entered over the years had disappeared. On February 1, 2018, I started to work to find that the autotext entries that I always use were no longer there.

Over the years, I have created quite an extensive library of both autotext and autoformat entries, in the 1000s.

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I have windows 10 and use office and word 16 to do my work. Sir, I have a situation that occurred with the automatic updates for Microsoft on 01/29/18 and also on 02/06/18. You should now be able to use Word and the AutoText entries should include the desired Filename and Path entry.

Rename the OldNormal.dot file to its old name, Normal.dot.

Again use the Windows Search feature, this time to find the OldNormal.dot file (the one you renamed in step 2).

(This is the one that Word may have created when you started it and it couldn't find your old one.)

If you find a new copy of Normal.dot, delete it.Make sure you are not looking for the one you renamed, but again looking for Normal.dot. Use the Windows Search feature to look for the Normal.dot file.Close Word get out of the program completely.Click the Close button to close the Organizer.You have now copied the desired entry to your old Normal.dot file. Click the Copy button to copy the entry from the right side of the dialog box to the left.In the right-hand list, scroll down and select the entry for Filename and Path.The left side of the Organizer should now contain your old Normal.dot template and the right side contains a fresh, new copy of Normal.dot. Use the controls in the dialog box to navigate to and open the template you renamed in step 2 (OldNormal.dot).Word displays a standard Open dialog box. This closes the information for the blank document. Click the Close File button under the left side of the Organizer.Make sure the AutoText tab is displayed.Note that the left side of the dialog box contains information for the current (new) document, and the right contains information for the Normal.dot file. Word displays the Templates and Add-ins dialog box.

Choose Templates and Add-Ins from the Tools menu.

Instead of deleting the file, name it something else, such as OldNormal.dot.

Outside of Word, use the Windows Search feature to find the Normal.dot file.

If you don't want to do that, then you should use the second approach: rename the Normal.dot file and copy the AutoText entry into it using the Organizer. Deleting the file will get rid of these, as well. The drawback to this first approach is that Normal.dot also contains many (but not all) of your other customizations. (To delete the file, get out of Word and use the Windows Search function to locate and delete the file.) The missing AutoText entry will then be available. If you delete the Normal.dot file, Word will recreate it the next time you start the program. The first is related to the fact that AutoText entries are stored in the Normal.dot template for a system. There are two things you can try in order to recover the missing entry. This entry (Filename and Path) is built into Word it is in the AutoText entries by default.

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She was wondering how to get them back so she can again use them. Joan ran into a problem where the Filename and Path entry seems to be gone from her AutoText list.