Why has the "Normal.dot" facility in Word 2007 disappeared?

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I can't use macros, auto text and styles that were made in Office 2000. Is
this an upgrade, or a "downgrade"?
 
There is still a normal template in Word 2007 - it is called normal.dotm to
reflect the new file format.
The majority of macros that would work in Word 2000 will still work, though
there are a few changes - in particular to the way autotext works. Autotext
still works albeit without the autocomplete.
The styles in your Word 2000 templates will still be present if those
templates are used with Word 2007.

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