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I have been blessed with never having to use Word as a primary authoring
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I have a very ugly RTF file. I would like to associate a Word template file
with the RTF to get the correct formatting. The help gives me lots of
instructions on how to create a template and where to store it for use on
new docs but I can't find a thing about associating a template to an
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