But now I am left with several ‘Conclusion’ pages within the Template, which I have to manually delete one by one. This seemed to work – the Template got copied with all the formatting and whatnot. I think this might be a limitation of this particular Template only and that your solutions will work on others.įinally, I just did a Ctrl+A, copied all the Template pages, Inserted Blank Pages, and pasted the whole Template over and over. So when i click on the end of a page, it just selects the whole image on the page. I tried forcing a page break, but the template is saved as a picture with text and image boxes inserted in it. Have also tried on a desktop in an Internet cafe with the same result. I thought maybe it was just my computer which wasn’t allowing me to right-click, but I tried on my sisters’ laptops and there were no right-click options on theirs either. I tried right-clicking in the Navigation Pane but nothing happens. Thanks so much for your detailed response. To make macros available to all your documents:.
To show the Manage Styles button, follow the first three steps in the Word 2007 section of this blog post:. To show the Developer tab in Word 2010:. To show the Developer tab in Word 2007:. The styles you selected from the other document are now available in your current document. Click Yes or Yes to all if that’s what you want. If a style of the same name already exists in your current document, you will be asked if you want to overwrite it. Repeat steps 9 and 10 for any other styles you want to copy. Click the << Copy button in between the two panels to copy the styles from the document on the right to the document on the left (your current document). In the screen shot below, I selected two Table styles. Use Ctrl+click and/or Shift+click to select multiple styles. In the right panel, select one or more styles that you want to copy. The name of the file you selected displays in the Styles available in field below the right panel in the Organizer dialog box. Select the document you want to copy from, then click Open. If you’re copying from another document and not a template, change the Files of type to Word Documents (*.doc, *.doc*), then navigate to the folder where the document you want to copy the styles from is stored. By default, Word opens your Templates folder and sets the file type as a Document Template (*.dot) file. Click Open File below the right panel. (You would usually close Normal.dot as you want to copy from another document, not the Normal template.) Click Close File below the right panel. For this example, you’ll copy some styles from another document to the one you have open the same method is used to copy macros. Select the tab for the type of object you want to copy - e.g. Click the Organizer button at the bottom left of the Templates and Add-ins dialog box. (If you don’t have the Developer tab, you can access the Organizer from the Manage Styles dialog box (see Notes) - click the Import/Export button in the bottom left corner.) Word 2007/2010: Go to the Developer tab > Templates group, then click Document Template. 
Word 2003: From the menu, select Tools > Templates and Add-ins. Open the Templates and Add-ins dialog box:. Note: The screen shots below are from Word 2003 the Word 2007 screens are almost exactly the same. Power users, of course, have probably been using it forever! It’s been around for years, but most people aren’t aware of it. There’s a much simpler way - use Word’s Organizer function. The hard way is to write down or print out all the style’s settings and then re-create the style in the other document. Where are the templates for word 2010 code#
copy/paste the code from one document to another, or store the macro in a special macros file), copying a style from one document to another is not so simple. While there are several ways to deal with a macro (e.g. Or perhaps you have a macro assigned to a particular document or template that you want to use in another document or template. You’ve set up a terrific style in a document and now you want to copy that style to your main template or to another document.
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