Just a thought. Many of the questions on here are technical and to do
with various Word problems, but many are simply seeking the source of
'templates' by which the posters mean documents arranged to do a certain
job, like a business letter or a CV or somesuch. Would it be a good
idea to have such questions, which are often not really technical in
nature but more about document design, in a separate newsgroup? What
think the regulars?

Wouldn't matter - some people don't read the title of the newsgroup anyway.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



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Just a thought. Many of the questions on here are technical and to do
with various Word problems, but many are simply seeking the source of
'templates' by which the posters mean documents arranged to do a certain
job, like a business letter or a CV or somesuch. Would it be a good
idea to have such questions, which are often not really technical in
nature but more about document design, in a separate newsgroup? What
think the regulars?

I think that every office application has a link in HELP to Microsoft Office
Online.. how difficult is that?..

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Mike Hall
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User



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Just a thought. Many of the questions on here are technical and to do
with various Word problems, but many are simply seeking the source of
'templates' by which the posters mean documents arranged to do a certain
job, like a business letter or a CV or somesuch. Would it be a good
idea to have such questions, which are often not really technical in
nature but more about document design, in a separate newsgroup? What
think the regulars?

Hi aalaan,

There are presently 23 MS Word newsgroups hosted on the MS servers.
You can access the full listing from these links

MS Office Community discussion/newsgroups via Web Browser
http://microsoft.com/office/communit...s/default.mspx
or
Microsoft hosted newsgroups via Outlook Express/newsreader
news://msnews.microsoft.com

The Templates section of the MS Office 2007 preview site (viewable if you don't have Office 2007 by installing the Microsoft ActiveX
control below) uses the first link above to lead you back to your choice of groups g.

Perhaps a template sharing group along the lines of the clipart and stationery groups might be useful, if it's easy enough to get
to. Once you've loaded the activeX control or installed the Beta of Office 2007 you can use the 'send us feedback' link on the top
of the Templates tab on the Preview website (http://officebeta.iponet.net) to suggest that they setup an Office.templates group.

One of the issues is that many people seem to expect that there will be a ready to go template for everything from complex court
orders to a school absence excuse, including "mom's signature" and may be disappointed in those quests

A new feature of the updated site is the ability for customers to upload and share templates on the Template tab of the OfficeOnline
preview site.

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wrote in message ...
Just a thought. Many of the questions on here are technical and to do
with various Word problems, but many are simply seeking the source of
'templates' by which the posters mean documents arranged to do a certain
job, like a business letter or a CV or somesuch. Would it be a good
idea to have such questions, which are often not really technical in
nature but more about document design, in a separate newsgroup? What
think the regulars?
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I hope this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office system products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends

LINKS for the 2007 Office System

1. Read about it, try it, or watch the movie
the 2007 Microsoft Office system iinfo is at
http://microsoft.com/office/preview

2. Already have 2007 Office System Beta 2?
Send Microsoft your feedback (with pictures)
http://sas.office.microsoft.com/

3. Use the 2007 OfficeOnline website without Office2007

a. Install the ActiveX access control
http://office.microsoft.com/search/r...XT101650581033
b. then visit http://officebeta.iponet.net