Re: Starting Word opens document (WM5)

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Try creating a new document and saving it...

I would suspect that it is actually creating a new document from a template as the behaviour is to start a new document if there are no word files found in the My Documents folders

Beverly Howard [MS MVP-Mobile Devices]
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