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Can i simply drop an existing document into a different template? If not,
how do i chnage templates with an existing document without havin gto reformat and cut and paste every paragraph? -- Guy |
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Your first impulse was the correct one. Create a new document based on the
desired template and either copy/paste the text into it or use Insert | File. Note that it's safest to press Enter a couple of times in the empty new document before using Insert | File. Otherwise the inserted file has a tendency to bring its formatting with it. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "guysmith3" wrote in message ... Can i simply drop an existing document into a different template? If not, how do i chnage templates with an existing document without havin gto reformat and cut and paste every paragraph? -- Guy |
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