How to Change the Default Template in Microsoft Word

The video tutorial discusses common habits when starting a new Microsoft Word document, such as changing margins and spacing. It suggests a more efficient approach by modifying the default template, known as 'normal', to save time and ensure consistent formatting. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on accessing and customizing the normal template, including changing spacing, margins, and font settings. Once changes are saved, every new document will automatically adopt these settings, streamlining the document creation process.

What steps should you take to change the default template in Microsoft Word?

What should you do if the normal template is not visible in the templates folder?

What specific changes can you make to the normal template in Microsoft Word?

How can you ensure that the changes you make to the normal template are applied to every new document?

Why is it beneficial to change the default template instead of adjusting settings every time you open a new document?