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ReplyThu 28 Jan 2010, 16:52Delegate Aleksandra said...

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How to update a template document?

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ReplyMon 1 Feb 2010, 15:41Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Template

Hi Aleksandra

Thank you for your question. In Word go to the File menu, choose OPEN, then find our templates folder (usually C:\Documents & Settings\WINDOWS USER NAME\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates.) If the folder appears to be empty click the arrow in the TYPE OF FILE box, and choose (*.dot) or Document Templates.

With the file open make the edits you require then save and close.

I hope this helps - do let us know if you have any questions.

Kind regards,
Andrew

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Shortcut keys for creating tables

There are shortcut keys you can use in Word in order to create tables.

Simply typing +-+ (plus symbol, minus symbol then plus symbol without any spaces between them), then pressing Enter creates one cell in a table.

So for example, if you require a table with three columns you would type +-+ three times with no gaps and press Enter.

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