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Can you drag and drop template elements into word or have different page layouts to select?
Hi
I work for a company where a number of people are required to produce documents for customers. These are made up of a number of elements. Heading hierarchies, general text, charts, character profiles (e.g. image, name, key attributes and text paragraphs), pictures, quotes. Is there a way of setting up a document such that you could have the option to, for example drag and drop a 'character profile' template, in to a page. Alternatively, can you set up different spreads within a single template so that you can mix page templates within a document? We need a number of repeating elements but they are not always in all documents and could be any combination in any order. Am I asking top much of word? Thanks in advance |
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Look into Building Blocks including Cover Pages and AutoText.
Automated Boilerplate Using Microsoft Word Word does not really see or use "pages" as a unit. Rather than "applying a template" consider simply creating Word templates for what you want to do and creating new documents or templates based on those templates. "Template" is a jargon term in Word with a very specific meaning. When creating templates for others, pay attention to Styles, [Quick] Style Sets, and Themes. They can make your creations much more useful and flexible. |
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Thanks Charles. I'll take a look and see how I get on.
Thanks again |
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