[Peter[_3_]]

With so many templates to choose from, I am surprised that Office 2007 is
missing those templates from earlier days that were part of Works 8.5/Word
2003.
I'm talking about the Letter Stationery.
I don't see them on the Office website either. Any idea where I can obtain
them?

--
Peter

[Peter[_3_]]

Not to mention the Letter Wizard.

--
Peter
"Peter" wrote in message
...
With so many templates to choose from, I am surprised that Office 2007 is
missing those templates from earlier days that were part of Works 8.5/Word
2003.
I'm talking about the Letter Stationery.
I don't see them on the Office website either. Any idea where I can
obtain them?

--
Peter

[Gordon[_2_]]

"Peter" wrote in message
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With so many templates to choose from, I am surprised that Office 2007 is
missing those templates from earlier days that were part of Works 8.5/Word
2003.
I'm talking about the Letter Stationery.

So you've looked through the approx ONE THOUSAND plus letter templates?

[Peter[_3_]]

Yes.

--
Peter
"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Peter" wrote in message
...
With so many templates to choose from, I am surprised that Office 2007 is
missing those templates from earlier days that were part of Works
8.5/Word 2003.
I'm talking about the Letter Stationery.

So you've looked through the approx ONE THOUSAND plus letter templates?

[Gordon[_2_]]

"Peter" wrote in message
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Yes.

Sad. And you couldn't find ANYTHING there that you could use/adapt?

[Peter[_3_]]

I detect a hint of sarcasm.. Of course there are plenty of templates I
could use/adapt etc. I was just wondering why Microsoft chose to retire
some perfectly good templates along with a very useful tool, the letter
wizard.

--
Peter
"Gordon" wrote in message
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"Peter" wrote in message
...
Yes.

Sad. And you couldn't find ANYTHING there that you could use/adapt?

[Graham Mayor]

It's called progress, but if you still have the old templates saved from an
earlier version and a copy of the letter wizard (crap though it was) you can
still use then in Word 2007. Why not make your own templates suited to your
own requirements? http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Peter wrote:
I detect a hint of sarcasm.. Of course there are plenty of templates I
could use/adapt etc. I was just wondering why Microsoft
chose to retire some perfectly good templates along with a very
useful tool, the letter wizard.

"Peter" wrote in message
...
Yes.

Sad. And you couldn't find ANYTHING there that you could use/adapt?

[Peter[_3_]]

I unfortunately never saved the letter wizard but did save copies of one or
two letters that I sent, so at least two of those templates are salvageable.
The LW was crap but once you got used to it, it saved quite a bit of work.

--
Peter
"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
...
It's called progress, but if you still have the old templates saved from
an earlier version and a copy of the letter wizard (crap though it was)
you can still use then in Word 2007. Why not make your own templates
suited to your own requirements?
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Peter wrote:
I detect a hint of sarcasm.. Of course there are plenty of templates I
could use/adapt etc. I was just wondering why Microsoft
chose to retire some perfectly good templates along with a very
useful tool, the letter wizard.

"Peter" wrote in message
...
Yes.

Sad. And you couldn't find ANYTHING there that you could use/adapt?