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If you have a bunch of templates, Microsoft or, set up to know where they are.

Pointing to an Existing Directory of Templates Repeat the steps but this time choose Reset Default Template > To switch back to the normal original boring blank document, You're done! Choose File > New > [type of Right-click on the template and choose Set as Default Template.Ĭlick Close.

Open the category your template is in, in the left side. What if that's your template you use all the time? You can make itĬome up when you just choose File > New > by The Coolest Part-Making That Template Come Up When You CreateĬhoosing File > New > Templates and Documents is fine but You'll see yourĬlick Open and you'll have a new untitled document based on that Open the category you chose like My Templates. You need to create a new document using that template.Ĭhoose File > New > Templates and Documents. Type the name of your template like Meeting Minutes. Click somewhere else in the category list (To create a new category, click the Organizer button, select aĬategory in the button that appears, right-click on it and choose Specify My Templates unless you have another idea for a category. (“Styles andĬanned text.that's what it's got.remember that.”) Want to create a new document using what it's got. Template in the Template Place, then point to that template when you Templates areĭocuments that store styles, text, graphics, generalįormatting-whatever you want. You are an excellent candidate for using templates. Or you're just darned picky about how you want your documents >.Some canned text, like your signature or a graphic logo, that you.A bunch of styles you need to have when you create a document.(Updated it yesterday a bit but still, no realĪll right. If you do not want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, then do not submit it here.March 2006: I've added info at the end about how to point to a directory of templates. Use thereof is explained in our trademark policy (see Project:Copyrights for details).

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