Your layout suggests you have tab stops, not spaces between the columns. Have you formatted the Word paragraph to use the same tab intervals?



As for F9, that does not ordinarily change the page orientation in Word. It is for updating fields. If that is not happening, it suggests someone has re-assigned the F9 key on your system.

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I would like to avoid using tab stops.
That's the main reason of using INCLUDETEXT.
The F9 button is updating INCLUDETEXT fields and for some reason applies default template to both: document and INCLUDETEXT field.

There is no reassigned buttons on this computer.

That's all very well, but if the tabs are in the source file, any link to it will replicate them. That's the whole point of having links...
F9 has no bearing at all on the page layout; it merely updates the field. And, since a plain text file has no portrait/landscape metadata, Word will insert it in a layout that respects the current page orientation. The mere fact that what gets inserted might be wider than it is high does not mean Word's page orientation has changed.

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Paul Edstein
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Tabs vs spaces seems to come up quite often in Notepad++ groups – try http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8...nstead-of-tabs

eNGiNe Thanks it works.

macropod, i shoot a video of problem process

first part with default word template
second part of video with edited default template
In edited default template i change page orientation to landscape

http://youtu.be/VXxB6WHr8L8