Word 2013 - Template Name length limited?

Hello,
we have templates with a name lenght by 24 characters.
In Word 2013 in the Templates selection view I see that the name is cutted after 19 characters.
How can I set the name length view of templates?
BR,
David
David Strutzenberger

Hello David,
I know of no way to change this in the Word 2013 File > New display. Someone else may.
Consider using the Classic FileNew dialog from earlier versions of Word which will allow you to see full names and will also allow viewing of more templates (does not use the large icons).
The following link explains what this dialog is and shows how to get it in Word 2013.
File New Variations in the Versions of Word
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