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Master Sub Documents (Thesis writing with Word)
On Feb 8, 11:09 am, "Nick H." niko25at@NOSPAM (at) yahoo.de wrote:
I just created a template (.dot-file) and realized that I would like to change something. Can I open the .dot-file, make changes, and save it? well, one brute-force method is to double-click on the .dot file... For each of the files, make sure that your own template is attached to the file as the Document Template, not as a "global template /add-in. Use each style consistently in each of your documents. Save changes in styles back to template. (plus all the info in those other links) cheers Jay |
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