

Ones downloaded from Microsoft) would use the old palette. Whether or not that happened, any existing documents or documents created from existing templates (possibly including If your new installation adopted an existing normal.dotm template, then everything opened from that template may be using the old palette. That would require either reformatting your hard drive or many hours of tedious work. I would be amazed if you completely removed any Word installation.

Previously O2013 was installed but that was completely removed prior to installing the 2016 version. I don't have multiple versions of Word.Note, this is normally different from the default save location for custom templates.Ĭharles Kenyon, thank you for assisting me. To change the location of the User Templates folder to make it version specific. The solution to this is to use Options > Advanced > File Locations You will be if you have multiple versions of Word and they are sharing a normal template. You may be working in compatibility mode.

Like I showed above, even when opening the template, while choosing for colors, although the name reads as Office, yet it was showing outdated 2010 color scheme.įirst, the 2010 is not outdated, it is different. Yes, that's contrary to what you must do to open templates in other folders, where double clicking creates a new file based on the template and right clicking on the file name and then left clicking Open opens the template. Once done, I closed word after saving the normal.dotm template but the color scheme remains unchanged when I re-opened a normal doc.
#Theme colors palette word 2016 windows windows 8
Well this is a fresh installation of Windows 8 and there was no previous version of Office on it. If you want to keep both versions loaded, you'll have to live with that (and with all new W2016 documents being created in Word kept the normal.dotm from your W2010/2013 version instead of replacing it with a W2016 version.
