Windows 10: lost numbering on templates

Hi

I was given a microsoft keyboard for Christmas and it is great except that I have inadvertently clicked on a button and now I have lost my numbering displaying on any templates I create.





The template has the numbering set as 1.0 for the main number and 2.1 for the subnumber.


This started last Thursday.


Please tell me how to get the main numbers to reappear. This is greatly impacting on my work.


Thanks

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SYNCING EMAILS AND FINDING LOST PIN NUMBER

I cant get my emails to sync because ive lost my 2 step pin number and my windows password doesn't seem to work,but my Microsoft passwords work ok .Any suggestions ?

 

Master Templates in Office?

Hi:

For my usage, the risks of fiddling in the Windows registry just to create Office templates seem to outweigh the benefit.
But each user has different needs for their productivity software.

Sorry, no idea on that one.
Have you tried a Google search or MS Office support?
<just a generic thought>

MM

 

Folder Template with shortcut to folder inside folder.

I showed you the principle of a method that will do what you wish. To apply it to any folder structure you need to understand how it works.

• In my shortcut I defined the "Start in" folder as %CD%. This means that the shortcut must use the
  current folder as its base. In my example this was C:\Templates\Template1\TestA.
• For the shortcut I used this command line:
  
  explorer.exe ..\TestB\Target
  
  What exactly does this do? Here is the explanation:
  
  1. "..\" tells Explorer to step on up in the directory tree:
  
  C:\Templates\Template1\TestA -> C:\Templates\Template1
  
  2. "TestB" tells Explorer to steop one down in the directory tree:
  
  C:\Templates\Template1 -> C:\Templates\Template1\TestB
  
  3. "Target" tells Explorer to open the file or folder "Target".

Applying this knowledge, you could create a shortcut that makes Explorer step up two folders:

Explorer.exe ..\..\Template2\TestB\Target

C:\Templates\Template1\TestA

-> C:\Templates\Template1

-> C:\Templates

-> C:\Templates\Template2

-> C:\Templates\Template1\TestB

-> Open "Target"

Armed with this knowledge you can now fix your shortcut yourself.