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I have a word document that is a template and multiple staff use it. Is there any safeguards out there to stop / encourage people to not save over the template and save as a new doc?
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No, you're misusing a Word document as a template. Saving it in the dotx or dotm format, as appropriate, will create a true template. As such, any new document created from the template (e.g. by double-clicking on the template) will not easily be saved over template as the new document won't have the template's name.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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The idea of a template is that it is not opened by the user. It is used, through File > New to create a new document. If Windows is working properly, if a user double-clicks on a template while in Windows, it will create a new document. The default save location for documents should be different from that for templates. |
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