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When to use template instead of document?
I'm helping some people who need to have documents that all have the same
page number formatting within different sections. I am pretty sure that most of them won't have time or patience or, in some cases, the rights on their computers to download and save a template file, and then create their new documents from that. What kind of trouble will I run into if instead of giving them .dot files to work with, I give them .doc? Thanks! |
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When to use template instead of document?
They need to learn to use Word properly and that means to make use of
templates. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "micropood" wrote in message ... I'm helping some people who need to have documents that all have the same page number formatting within different sections. I am pretty sure that most of them won't have time or patience or, in some cases, the rights on their computers to download and save a template file, and then create their new documents from that. What kind of trouble will I run into if instead of giving them .dot files to work with, I give them .doc? Thanks! |
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