Re: can you create table "styles" in MSword

[Jane Bergen <jbergen1 -at- EARTHLINK -dot- NET>]

After working with FrameMaker and its wonderful "reference pages" I
developed a little cheatsheet of my own. I have a little document
called "Quick Copy" and I have several graphical things there that I
just copy into my "real" document. It sort of works like a template,
but much easier. I have some little sidebar notes, fancy formatted
tables, warning paragraphs with graphic symbols, etc. It has worked
fine for me. I just automatically open it with my Word document and
use Ctrl+f6 to flip back and forth when I want to use something. It
makes my document much more consistent.

It might work for your tables.... you can just just paste the text
inside the tables.

Jane Bergen

----- Original Message -----
From: Ellen Lidington <elidington -at- NETSCAPE -dot- NET>
To: <TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU>
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 1999 4:04 PM
Subject: can you create table "styles" in MSword

>Can any of you MSWord experts tell me if you can create table
"styles" li=
>ke
>paragraph styles. I am trying to create a corporate standard template
and=
> I
>would like to include a standard table that comes up when you select
Inse=
>rt
>Table. I can't find anything in the help about it. It seems like
there mu=
>st be
>a way to do it and I just haven't uncovered the right rock. Thanks
for an=
>y
>help you can provide.
>
>Ellen Lidington
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>TSCentral
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