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what is difference between a template and document?
When I create a form I can make it either a template or a document. What are
the differences and advantages? I have Word with Office XP. |
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what is difference between a template and document?
A template is a layout for creating similar new documents and will contain
the macros and toolbars used by the form. A document is the resulting form. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org lostlawyer wrote: When I create a form I can make it either a template or a document. What are the differences and advantages? I have Word with Office XP. |
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