Creating New Documents
There are two main ways to create new documents in an existing library. They differ based on where you start:
Creating a new library document from Word is familiar to most of us—there's little new to learn.
Creating from the library itself can provide a template to ensure all the documents are consistent.
The following sections show the two approaches.
Starting from Word
To create new document in a library from Word, simply save the document to a SharePoint library:
Create a new document in Word.
Choose File → Save.
Enter the address of the SharePoint library in File Name (for example, http://wombat/Shared Documents/). Word displays a list of the files in the library.
Enter a name for the file and choose Save. Word saves the file to the library.
Once you save a document to a library, Word can display information about the library in the Shared Workspace task pane. To see the other documents in the library from Word:
Choose View → Task Pane. Word displays the Shared Workspace task pane.
Choose the Documents icon to view other files in the library (Figure 6-6).

Figure 6-6. Viewing the library from Word
Word refers to this task pane as a workspace, even though it displays a document library from a team site.
Starting from the Library
To create a new document from the library:
In your browser, navigate to the library and choose New Document.
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