Office 2010 Workgroup Templates

Dear Community,
We are currently having an issue where the clients are closing outlook and reciving a popup to save NormalEmail.dotm.
The users do not have a normalemail.dotm file located under %appdata%\Microsoft\templates folder and when we add the file there this issue seems to disappear.
the users workgroup templates in winword is an FQDN (\\Server\Share\) and not a mapped drive.
Could someone please answer the following questions
1. is the normalemail.dotm file loaded from the user templates path or the workgroup templates path?
2. does the user require write access permissions to the folder that the normalemail.dotm is located ?
3. is normalemail.dotm required in %appdata%\microsoft\templates ?
thank you in advance

as stated
"The users do not have a normalemail.dotm file located under %appdata%\Microsoft\templates folder
The users workgroup templates are located on a network drive which is read only.
yes they do have access to their own profile path's

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