hello and thanks in advance for helping me, i tried to search the forum
through to find the answers i was looking for, but nobody has asked about
"regular just the most standard diploma template" that there can be... can i
find it somewhere... what i need it's a sheet, A4 or letter format doesn't
matter, that when bend in half it will look like normal diploma... the first
half (the out-part) that will act as cover, should contain the name of the
university or school , and number of diploma or something like that, when
opened, inside the bend, it should contain the name of student and all his
grades, the back side of the diploma, (the second half, the out-part, could
be empty but it must be with the same theme as the rest of the diploma
ofcourse...

10x alot

Try the Microsoft template site, which may have something you could use or
modify to meet your needs. Try searching for "certificate" or "diploma".

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/te...s/default.aspx

"roise_r" wrote:

hello and thanks in advance for helping me, i tried to search the forum
through to find the answers i was looking for, but nobody has asked about
"regular just the most standard diploma template" that there can be... can i
find it somewhere... what i need it's a sheet, A4 or letter format doesn't
matter, that when bend in half it will look like normal diploma... the first
half (the out-part) that will act as cover, should contain the name of the
university or school , and number of diploma or something like that, when
opened, inside the bend, it should contain the name of student and all his
grades, the back side of the diploma, (the second half, the out-part, could
be empty but it must be with the same theme as the rest of the diploma
ofcourse...

10x alot

well, i was there and searched before posting here ... but i dont see any
diploma templates, only some basic certificates which dont work for me couse,
as i said, i need the whole diploma including student info... grades, name of
school, year of graduation... i need a template that is closest to a real
diploma from a well known university or college for example... the size is
half of that of an A4 or letter format paper, and the normal A4 paper IS BEND
IN HALF, so it will look as a booklet... right now, i am Suggesting a
template at the "Suggest a template" section for that...

This newsgroup is designed to advise on the technical aspects of using
Word,not to give advice on the *content* of documents written in Word. It is
not the best place to ask your question, even if you get some answers.
Search the web for examples (using Google at http://www.google.com/ or
another search engine), or use your imagination.

If you can't find the template you want, why not create it and submit it to
Microsoft for posting?
--
Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome!
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"roise_r" wrote in message
...
well, i was there and searched before posting here ... but i dont see any
diploma templates, only some basic certificates which dont work for me
couse,
as i said, i need the whole diploma including student info... grades, name
of
school, year of graduation... i need a template that is closest to a real
diploma from a well known university or college for example... the size is
half of that of an A4 or letter format paper, and the normal A4 paper IS
BEND
IN HALF, so it will look as a booklet... right now, i am Suggesting a
template at the "Suggest a template" section for that...

hi Charles Kenyon, i cannot create the template simply becouse i dont know
how, but how can i tell that this is not the place to ask about templates, if
the forum's name is actualy "general questions" ?? , but anyway, thanks for
the links to where i can learn about templates...

A problem is that Microsoft has put a web interface to this newsgroup that
is misleading. I am very sorry about that, but I don't work for Microsoft.
I'm just another Word user.

For more on the different kinds of templates, tabs on the file new dialog,
and locations of templates folders see
http://addbalance.com/usersguide/templates.htm.
--

Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome!
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"roise_r" wrote in message
...
hi Charles Kenyon, i cannot create the template simply becouse i dont know
how, but how can i tell that this is not the place to ask about templates,
if
the forum's name is actualy "general questions" ?? , but anyway, thanks
for
the links to where i can learn about templates...