March 2006
Beginner
288 pages
7h 35m
English
The ability to save your work as a template is one of Publisher’s most important features. Templates are read-only files that you can open and use as a basis for a new publication, but they must be saved using a new file name and extension so that they’re not overwritten.
Templates avoid “creeping standards,” which frequently occur when publications build on each other—for example, when the March issue of a newsletter is based on the February issue, which was based on the January issue, which was in turn based on the December issue, and so on. When publication designs are recycled, text and graphical elements are often inadvertently moved, and subtle changes in text formatting ...
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