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Saving template
Word 2003
In Word 2000, it was possible to save a template without saving a document. For example, if I opened a document, added new autotext to that template only, I could close the document without saving it but was prompted. "do you want to save changes to n.dot? If I said "Yes", the autotext was available next time I opened a document based on that template. In Word 2003, I do not get this prompt so do not have the opportunity of saving the changes to the template. Is there a way round this, please? TIA |
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