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===Creating the Template File===
===Creating the Template File===
On your local system, create a Word document saved in <tt>.docx</tt> format.
# On your local system, create a Word document  
# Add boilerplate text and place-holder images.
# Insert template variables, record-specific images, and/or charts, as explained below.
# Save it in <tt>.docx</tt> format.
{{Note|The <tt>.docx</tt> file is stored in an XML format the platform can work with. A <tt>.doc</tt> file is in a binary (numeric) format that won't work.}}
{{Note|The <tt>.docx</tt> file is stored in an XML format the platform can work with. A <tt>.doc</tt> file is in a binary (numeric) format that won't work.}}
===Adding Template Variables===

Revision as of 01:44, 17 February 2012

Creating the Template File

  1. On your local system, create a Word document
  2. Add boilerplate text and place-holder images.
  3. Insert template variables, record-specific images, and/or charts, as explained below.
  4. Save it in .docx format.

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Note: The .docx file is stored in an XML format the platform can work with. A .doc file is in a binary (numeric) format that won't work.

Adding Template Variables