Indeed, that is precisely what templates are for. Document was meant, and
document is correct.
The point being is that you do not need to open a previous DOCUMENT, and
delete its contents in order to make a new document.
A template (.DOT) is made with whatever you need.
It is called/invoked - usually by File New (from inside Word) or clicking
it in Explorer (which defaults to cloning) - and a new DOCUMENT is cloned
from the template. The original is not touched. The new document is cloned
from the template.
Peter T. Daniels wrote:
No, since every proposal is the same as all the others, only the
content changes, that's _exactly_ what templates are used for.
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Peter T. Daniels typed:
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"Rockwell". How can I make the font default to "Times New
Roman"? Thanks!
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Gerry
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