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Shutpa
When writing letters, I always find keying in my address a real chore. Is there any way that I can get this done automatically in Word in Vista?
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holmslaw
Just make a template using tables in word.
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Shutpa
Cheers, but honestly, I wouldn't know where to start.
when you next write a letter type only your address as normal, then go to the top left of page and click on: file : then select save and save it to your documents or similar, then when you want it again just find it and open it up and hey presto there it will be ready to use again.Works for me 
Have you thought of looking in the Word Help menu and search for "template" - really easy instructions to do what you want 
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Templates for nix.... coutesy of Billy G...
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/results.aspx?qu=letter+head&sc=4&av=TPL
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/results.aspx?qu=letter+head&sc=4&av=TPL
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holmslaw
Click on "table" " insert" "table" select what ever the choice given probably 5 x 2.
You can then move the lines to suit your self by hovering your cursor over the line you want to move.
Its easy peasy and the best way to start any new document, as advised by a top secretary I used to live with.
Always use tables!!!
You can then move the lines to suit your self by hovering your cursor over the line you want to move.
Its easy peasy and the best way to start any new document, as advised by a top secretary I used to live with.
Always use tables!!!
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Shutpa
hey presto there it will be ready to use .Works for me
Works for me too! Thanks mikric - and thanks also to the others who took the time to reply.