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Find
which template is associated with a document
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Tools
> Templates and Add-ins
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File
> Properties >
General tab.
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Specify
default template
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"Normal"
template is default
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File
> Templates >
Organize lets you set any template as
default
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Create
a new template
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File
> Save As, set type to Document Template (.DOT)
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File
> Templates >
Save
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Edit
a template
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File
> Open, choose template
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File
> Templates >
Edit
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Copy
styles between templates
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Tools
> Templates and Add-ins > Organizer
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File
> Templates >
Organize. There, you can copy styles with
drag and drop between templates.
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Create
a new document from a template
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File
> New (opens a list of templates)
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File
> New >
Templates and Documents
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Apply
a different template to a document
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Tools
> Templates and Add-ins > Attach, select template, Open
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Start
a new document based on the different template; copy contents of
old document into new document.
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Apply
a style to text
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(Word
2000) Select from Style List or Style dialog
(XP) Can also use
task pane.
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Format
> Styles and Formatting (or press F11),
double-click the style in list; after the second use, paragraph
styles appear in Apply Style list on the Formatting
toolbar.
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Change
a style definition
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(Word
2000) Format > Style > Modify; (XP) can also select in task
pane and click Modify
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Select
a style in the Styles
and Formatting window, right-click, and
choose Modify.
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Create
a new style
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Format
> Style > New
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Right-click
in Styles and Formatting
window, then click New.
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Use
outline numbering
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Format
> Style, select style > Format > Numbering
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Tools
> Outline Numbering
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Drop
caps
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Format
>Drop Cap
One character only, can not be part of a style.
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Format
> Paragraph > Drop Caps tab
Drop
caps can be part of a style. Can be >= 1 char or word.
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