How do I add a page or category to Cookbook template?

[Guest]

I downloaded two cookbook templates. They have numbered pages. I need to
add pages as well as categories. In other words, begin with the template and
personalize the content for my family's use. I have used Word for years, so
I am not feeling very smart at the moment. Thanks, Molly

 

[Robert M. Franz (RMF)]

Hello Molly

I downloaded two cookbook templates. They have numbered pages. I need to
add pages as well as categories. In other words, begin with the template and
personalize the content for my family's use. I have used Word for years, so
I am not feeling very smart at the moment. Thanks, Molly

In most Word documents, you create a new page simply by adding more
content. Word will make a new page on-the-fly when it is needed.

Depending what your "categories" really are (could be headings?), the
same applies here: add a new line with the same style, and this should
do it.

If you tell us where (exactly) you downloaded the templates, we could be
more specific ...

Greetings
Robert

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Just keep typing. To have something start on a new page, format the
paragraph so the it has a page break before it.

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Hope this helps.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

 

[Guest]

Maybe I needed to ask a different question. Doug, I tried what you suggested
and got some garbled text that was definitely "double-exposed" (like film)
because it consisted of one page overlayed with another, and it took forever
to load. Have I saved the template in the "wrong" format? I saved it in two
different formats, as a word document and as a document template. And I
worked with both for some time prior to my first post. I am running Office
2003 Pro and my computer is less than a year old. I have scanned for viruses
and spyware. I also tried downloading the cookbook template a second time
and starting over. The template is pretty, but for me, it has not been
simple or easy. I finally began plugging my recipes into an Access database.
It isn't exactly what I was looking for, but at least I am not spending
hours and hours trying to personalize the template. My time is better spent
getting my recipes into some usable form. Thanks so much for your response.
I very much appreciate it, but the templates (I tried two different ones on
the MS site) are more difficult to work with than Access. Molly

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

My guess (without looking at any of the templates) is that they are created
with text boxes <shudder>, which will make them difficult to deal with.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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