Change default settings headers, footers, zoom

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I got a new version of Word on my work computer, and I want to change the
defaults for some functions. For example, when I open Word or open a new
page, it automatically opens at 150% zoom, but I would like it to always open
at 100%. When I view the header and footer of any new document, I now get
lines like in a table or border, on both the header and footer. I can get
rid of the lines every time I create a new document, but I want to be able to
open the header and footer with no lines at all; they are not
company-standard.

I've looked all over the place for answers, but no luck. Can anyone help me?
 
Check the header/footer styles for lines, if we are talking about lines that
print.
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I got a new version of Word on my work computer, and I want to change the
defaults for some functions. For example, when I open Word or open a new
page, it automatically opens at 150% zoom, but I would like it to always open
at 100%. When I view the header and footer of any new document, I now get
lines like in a table or border, on both the header and footer. I can get
rid of the lines every time I create a new document, but I want to be able to
open the header and footer with no lines at all; they are not
company-standard.

I've looked all over the place for answers, but no luck. Can anyone help me?
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To get rid of the lines, see
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/BlankDocNotBlank.htm. Do this
first, because otherwise it would wipe out the zoom fix. Then, to set
the default zoom, see
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/General/SaveViewAndZoom.htm
 
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