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      <title>How to start Word with a specific template</title>
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      <description>Open Word the usual way. In the template selection view, select the template you want and click Create. For example, Blog Post. When Word opened your document, click Save As and select Word Template in the Save as type drop-down box. Path should change automatically to your Custom Office Templates directory. Give your template a…</description>
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      <title>How to use Word for Blog publishing</title>
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      <description>Start your Office Word application. It works with any version starting with Word 2007. While you’re in the new template selection view, search for “blog” in the “Search for online templates” field. “Blog post” template should be listed. Click it and then select Create button. On first run only, you’ll be asked to register your…</description>
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