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Rename the Built-In Building Blocks.dotx file to Built-In Building Blocks.old.Ĭ:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office15\Document Parts\1033\15ĥ. Locale identification numbers for language-specific files. Note: 1033 is the locale identification (LCID) number for English U.S version of Microsoft Office. Open the file explorer and navigate to:Ĭ:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Document Building Blocks\1033\15 Word creates a new Building Blocks template by using the default content.Ģ. To resolve this problem, move the damaged copy of the Building Blocks template out of the user data folder. If the Building Blocks template file that comes with Microsoft Word is corrupt, it may cause Equations to not work correctly. See attached picture to see what I explained about and understand my problem better. Can anybody help me solve this please? I have no idea what to do anymore.

Uninstall MS Office 2013 and re-install.

Repair MS Office 2013 in the installation setup.

Here are a few things that I already tried: I tried a few things to solve this but nothing solve this problem for me. But when I use MS PowerPoint 2013, it seems to be working. The slot for each type is there but it does not show the picture so it is hardįor me to use it. For instance if you click the fraction drop down, it will have a few kind of fraction to choose but in my case when i click the drop down button, nothing is shown. If you can see there's drop down button for each of It seems that when i want to use the equation, under the design ribbon at the equation tools, there's few options for the structures (eg: fractions, script etc.).

Keep in mind, though, that indents are paragraph formatting youĬan't apply an indent (except for a first-line indent) to a single line of a paragraph.I have a problem with my MS Word 2013. Then you can change the indent for a single paragraph without affecting others. You'll need to replace the line breaks (or two line breaks, as Than a paragraph mark ( ¶), then all the text is a single paragraph, and any formatting changes you make will apply to the whole thing. If what you see at the end of a "paragraph" is a bent arrow (or probably two bent arrows) rather

¶ button in the Paragraph group on the Home tab to display nonprinting characters.

you keep me from doing something I would rather regret.lolĪssuming that the text in question is not all in one paragraph (and if it's copied from a blog, that is definitely a consideration), then seeīefore you do anything else, though, click on the Show/Hide I did select "Merge Formatting" as my choice for the text being pasted.

Sometimes the indentations are different, but sometimes not. However, I still have the same problems when trying to indent. The ONLY credit MS gets is that this is text copied from a blog and not an original and I have fought over the years with this same exact problem and I am simply tired of it. This is so freaking frustrating I cannot even begin to tell you. Why is it when I have my cursor on the line I want to indent (I know that I am not stupid), all of the other text moves on the page except for the line that I have my cursor on? Otherwise they would have changed things so that it is simpler to use instead of harder. My frustration with Microsoft Company has boiled over to this writing regarding Microsoft Word and I know that Microsoft could care less.