Overview

Template refers to the standarized document structure or format used frequently and commonly. Template relieves you of the chores of creating the document formats every time you use a specific type of document. Generally, document templates have font, font size, font color, line spacing, paragraph spacing, and document margin, etc. as its elements.

Namo WebEditor offers various document templates such as multi-column document, table for document layout, form mail, E-card, letter paper and etc. You can easily insert document templates using the Resource Manager.  

Templates and the Resource Manager

You can manage document templates using the Resource Manager, as you manage Clip Art and Smart ClipArt. You can copy, delete, or move the document templates using the Templates tab of the Resource Manager window. However, you cannot edit or add template documents directly in the Resource Manager. To edit the document template, you should work with the document template file itself.

Using the Document Template

To insert a document template into the Edit window, take the following steps.

Note

The Resource Manager offers various templates designed by professional designers. You can also add your own templates for the ease of later use. However, ignoring guidelines for adding new user templates may cause malfunction of the software. It is recommended that novices use only the built-in document templates.

Related topics

1. What is the Document Template?
2. Structure of the Template Documents
3. Various Document Formats of Namo WebEditor 2006
4. Adding Your Own Document Template 
5. Using Your Own Document Template