Microsoft® Office System Plain & Simple -- 2003 Edition

Chapter 4. Creating Different Types of Documents

In this section

• Using Word’s Templates

• Templates, Styles, Wizards, and Direct Formatting

• Creating a Letter

• Printing an Envelope

• Printing a Mailing Label

• Creating Your Own Styles

• Customizing a Template

• Designing a Template

• Mail Merge: The Power and the Pain

• Creating a Form Letter

• Printing a Word Document

Even if you don’t have the time, the inclination, or the experience to design the documents you use every day, you can still produce professional-looking, well-designed letters and envelopes, memos, faxes, reports, brochures, and even a thesis or two. You do this by using templates, styles, and wizards—the principal tools Microsoft Office Word 2003 provides for creating, designing, and maintaining consistency ...