Templates in MS Word
Templates are a special type of document that provides basic tools to finalise a document. Templates may include the following elements.
- Text or Formatting which is the same in every document of the same type. Example -: Memo or Report Style
- Macro
- Menu Key allocation
- Toolbar
When you create a new document, it is based on the Template. Template is a master document that contains a list of formatting commands and style appearing in new documents. Toolbars, macros, shortcuts, and autocorrect summaries also store inside the template, even the blank document you open is based on the template.
Templates become very useful when you start creating different types of documents. Templates also have styles. When you change a style, your changes remain stored in the document until you store it in the template. Let's have three report templates inside Word, which provide easy ways to make your long document more attractive
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