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Deprecated ACM Microsoft Word Template - March 21, 2019

This version of the ACM Microsoft Word template was pulled from production on March 21, 2019 and is only available here to help guide authors who have already submitted their paper(s) to an ACM journal for review or their paper(s) are in process.

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• Word (Mac 2016 - Ribbon support)

Authors using Word for Windows, will need to read the Word for Windows User Guide. We have created video documentation to help you through tagging document header, body, and references. We've also provided a video which walks you through the template validation process.

Authors using Word for Mac 2011 will need to read the Word for Mac2011 User Guide. We have created video documentation to help you through tagging document header, body, and references. We've also provided a video which walks you through the template validation process.

Authors using Word for Mac 2016 will need to read the Word for Mac2016 User Guide. We have created video documentation to help you through tagging document header, body, and references. We've also provided a video which walks you through the template validation process.

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In general, it's easy to apply a Word template to a new Word document. However, work goes tough to change template for an existing Word document. Any idea to apply or change a Word template to an existing Word Document? Below method will ease your work.

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Apply a Word Template to an existing Word document

Please follow below steps to apply or change the Word template to your existing Word document.

1. Open the Word document you will apply template to, and click File > Options to open the Word Options dialog box.

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2. In the Word Options dialog box, please (1) click Add-ins in the left bar, (2) select Templates from the Manage drop down list, and (3) click the Go button. See screenshot:

3. In the new opening Templates and Add-ins dialog box, please check the Automatically update document styles option, and click the Attach button. See screenshot:

4. In the Attach Template dialog box, please (1) open the folder containing the personal template you will apply, (2) select the specified personal template, and (3) click the Open button. See screenshot:
Note: If you have saved the specified personal Word template in the default custom office template folder, you can open this folder quickly with folder path %username%DocumentsCustom Office Templates.

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5. Click the OK button when it returns to the Templates and Add-ins dialog box.
And now the specified Word template is applied to the existing Word document immediately. See screenshot:

Note: To remove the personal template from existing Word document, please repeat above steps and apply the default Word Template to the document as below screenshot shown:
FYI, you can open the folder containing the default Word Template with folder path C:Usersyour_user_nameAppDataRoamingMicrosoftTemplates.

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  I get an error message; the template is not valid
  

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    Hi Larry,
    Would you like tell us more about the error message? The more detailed you describe the error, the faster we can understand and solve it.
    
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  I have created a document based on a template. Later on, I made some changes in the template. How can I update my document and apply the changes?

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    Hi Jatinder,
    You can follow the same steps introduced in this article to update the template in you document.
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  I have created a document based on a template. Later on, I made some changes in the template. How can I update my document and apply the changes?
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  Thank you, it works!
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  Thanks, very useful!
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  Alt-T + I opens the Template dialog where normal is the default template. You can change this to an other existing template by clicking the Attach... Button an choose the new template.
  !!! To apply the styles, check the 'Automatically update document styles'
  You're done.

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    Perfect, it's damn shortcut !
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  I have a simple solution to at least have the base lines of your attachments. First, go to Insert ribbon > click on object (below date and time) > select text from file (choose the document to attach). That should be it :) Hope it helps

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    very easy to follow, thankyou
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    Hi Ryan,
    Thanks for your comment and advice. The new method seems not work in my Office work environments. Could you show more detailed steps and description about your method? Thanks in advace!
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  When you 'attach' the template and select 'automatically update document styles', the template styles update to the styles list, but for existing styles in the document, you have to apply the new template styles. In other words, you have to select the text and click the style from the styles list for it to take effect. Usually after I attach the template, I turn around and deselect the 'automatically update document styles' so as not to corrupt styles if I make a mistake. Also, if I make a mistake, such as moving the indentation of a style I have defined as 'table text' (which changes all table text in the document), I go back into the Developer tab, use the Organizer button, open the template and re-import the table text style to fix it in the document.
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  Does not work for me. No matter how I try and apply the template the styles in the document remain the same. I am obviously missing a step somewhere. I am creating a template with the appropriate styles and then applying it to a document which has headings and bullet points etc but none of this works. Others that I know are also baffled by this and have given up.
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  I have seen these same instructions elsewhere but the styles do not change. it does not wok for me
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  The above steps didn't work for me. I did everything as it was written and the document template doesn't apply to the old template

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    Hi Sandra,
    This method won’t change original document content, but change the document formatting and styles, such as headings, line-spaces, etc.
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  The template I created has a title page and includes headers and footers, why do these things not come in with the formatting? Thank you!

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    Hi Brian,
    The method introduced in this article is to apply a Word template to an existing document. Therefore, original content, header and footer of the Word template will be lost.
    If you want to apply a Word template to a new document with remaining all content, header and footer in the template, please click File > New > Personal, and then click the specified template.

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      'The method introduced in this article is to apply a Word template to an existing document. Therefore, original content, header and footer of the Word template will be lost...... ' but this is not happening. No changes takes places in the existing document.

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        For example, you format the heading 1 as red font in original document, format the heading 1 as blue in the template. When you apply the template to your document, all heading 1 will be changed to blue automatically.