I work in the Engineering department of a large utility. We have tried to
standardize the look of our report documents using a template which I created
using Word 2002 SP3. I created the template as a .dot file and stored it in
C:\Documents and Settings\youngem\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates. I
don't know how to override and apply styles to documents which already have
their own styles applied to them. I also don't know how to prevent users
from overwriting the existing style in the template. I need template HELP!!
I am looking for an MVP to work with. Thanks.

See: http://addbalance.com/usersguide/tem....htm#Workgroup
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Carol A. Bratt, MCP



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I work in the Engineering department of a large utility. We have tried to
standardize the look of our report documents using a template which I created
using Word 2002 SP3. I created the template as a .dot file and stored it in
C:\Documents and Settings\youngem\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates. I
don't know how to override and apply styles to documents which already have
their own styles applied to them. I also don't know how to prevent users
from overwriting the existing style in the template. I need template HELP!!
I am looking for an MVP to work with. Thanks.

Hi Eugenie:

On 30/3/06 4:40 AM, in article
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wrote:

don't know how to override and apply styles to documents which already have
their own styles applied to them.

Look for the Help topic "Attach a different template to the active document"

I also don't know how to prevent users
from overwriting the existing style in the template.

In File Explorer, right-click the template. Choose Properties and set "Read
Only".

Cheers

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