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by - delegate Kim [2 posts] (2008 Feb 4 Mon, 13:59) Reply

Can i save templates i make myself?

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RE: Templates

by - trainer Stephen gold contributer [283 posts] (2008 Feb 10 Sun, 14:04) Reply

Hi Kim

Thank you for your question

All you need to do is create you template as an ordinary document then click on File-Save As and in the file type combo choose document template.

To create a new instance of that template simply click File-New and in the task pane select templates, and choose your template from there

Hope this helps

Regards

Stephen

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