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What is any diff Word 2003, Word XP, Word 2000 Templates?
On Thu, 11 May 2006 17:12:30 -0500, "Charles Kenyon"
wrote: Which of the template files? Well they have an extension of .ADT because they come with Sage's ACT!. Their help file didn't mention Word 2003 so I was curious, but I'm guessing maybe Word 2003 can read and work with a XP or 2000 Template. I assume .ADT is not a standard MS extension for a Word Template, Sage came up with that extension, but maybe I'm wrong. These are letter (and/or email) templates that come in the ACT! box. -- "J. J." |
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