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Old 09-12-2011, 04:18 AM
Stephen0352 Stephen0352 is offline Creating a new template for existing document? Windows 7 64bit Creating a new template for existing document? Office 2010 64bit
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Hi, I´m back!
Yeah, I´ve read that pasting the content of a file into a another new file is good for cleaning up, so I figure this is the way I should proceed: 1) I make a new template, defining all the needed styles, headings etc. 2) clear all formatting in the old file and 3) paste the content of that file into the new template, 4) going through the whole document assigning the styles to the text etc. 5) saving as new file, of course
How does that sound?
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Old 09-12-2011, 09:00 AM
ExpertType ExpertType is offline Creating a new template for existing document? Windows XP Creating a new template for existing document? Office 2007
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Great to know that Happy documenting
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