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> I have a question for you Word gurus out there. The file I'm
> working with in
> Word will not let me save as anything but a .dot (Document
> Template) file. I
> can't figure out a way to get it to let me save it as a normal .doc file.
> Any ideas?
>
Despite the .doc extension it is a template. In Windows Explorer,
right-click on the file and click New. This will create a new document based
on the template, which you can then save as anything.
Regards
Jonathan West
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