EXTRA FOR EXPERTS To store your templates so that others can easily locate them, in the Save As dialog box, click Templates in the navigation pane, and then save the template in that folder. To access these templates, in the New tab in Backstage view, click My templates, and then select the template in the New dialog box that opens. Creating a Document Using a Custom Template You can use the template you created as many times as needed. To create a new document based on your template, open the New tab in Backstage view. Under Available Templates, click New from existing. The New from Existing Document dialog box opens, as shown in Figure 8–3. FIGURE 8–3 New from Existing Document dialog box EXTRA FOR EXPERTS If you double-click a Word document in an Explorer window, the document opens in a Word window with the document name in the title bar. If you double-click a template in an Explorer window, it opens as a new document in a Word window. Changes you make to the new document will not be saved in the template file. The files shown in the dialog box are both template and document files. Click the template or document you want to use, and then click Create New. A new document opens with all the text and formatting from the template or document you selected. As with the new document you created from the installed template, the file name in the title bar is followed by a Document number. After you make changes to this document, you can save the document as you normally would. Step-by-Step 8.3 1. Click the File tab, and then in the navigation bar, click New. The New tab appears in Backstage view. Under Available Templates, click New from existing. The New from Existing Document dialog box opens. Notice that the command button on the in the lower-right corner of the dialog box is Open. 2. Locate the folder in which you saved the Bank Template file. Click Bank Template.dotx. The Open button changes to Create New. Click The template opens as a new document. Create New.
EXTRA FOR EXPERTS To store your templates so that others can easily locate them, in the Save As dialog box, click Templates in the navigation pane, and then save the template in that folder. To access these templates, in the New tab in Backstage view, click My templates, and then select the template in the New dialog box that opens. Creating a Document Using a Custom Template You can use the template you created as many times as needed. To create a new document based on your template, open the New tab in Backstage view. Under Available Templates, click New from existing. The New from Existing Document dialog box opens, as shown in Figure 8–3. FIGURE 8–3 New from Existing Document dialog box EXTRA FOR EXPERTS If you double-click a Word document in an Explorer window, the document opens in a Word window with the document name in the title bar. If you double-click a template in an Explorer window, it opens as a new document in a Word window. Changes you make to the new document will not be saved in the template file. The files shown in the dialog box are both template and document files. Click the template or document you want to use, and then click Create New. A new document opens with all the text and formatting from the template or document you selected. As with the new document you created from the installed template, the file name in the title bar is Document followed by a number. After you make changes to this document, you can save the document as you normally would. Step-by-Step 8.3 1. Click the File tab, and then in the navigation bar, click New. The New tab appears in Backstage view. Under Available Templates, click New from existing. The New from Existing Document dialog box opens. Notice that the command button on the in the lower-right corner of the dialog box is Open. 2. Locate the folder in which you saved the Bank Template file. Click Bank Template.dotx. The Open button changes to Create New. Click Create New. The template opens as a new document.
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