No. I started work in a docx to begin with (see the post I added). I then made the changes to the headers, styles and saved Style in the Design tab, which led me to create a .dotx file located in \roaming\Microsoft\QuickStyles. I then saved as .dotx to the \Custom\Templates directory. The template showed up when I chose New, went to the Custom tab and double-clicked on the template.



I thought maybe I erred by not saving the Headers in Headers gallery, but after doing so, they weren't added to the gallery (went to INSERT>>HEADER>>SAVE SELECTION TO HEADER GALLERY).

These don't just get saved in a "gallery." They are saved in a gallery in a template. See the screenshot below. I seldom save anything in the default building blocks template. Instead I save them in my own templates.

See Automated Boilerplate Using Microsoft Word. Where can Building Blocks be stored?

Word is not a simple program, but then, neither is Framemaker.

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