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Microsoft Word is a powerful word processing tool that comes with various templates that can help you create professional documents quickly and easily. However, if you don't find a template that meets your needs, you can add your own templates to Microsoft Word. Here's how to add templates in Microsoft Word: 1. Open Microsoft Word and click on "File" in the top left corner. 2. Click "New" to open the "New" pane. 3. Scroll down to the bottom of the "New" pane and click "More templates." 4. In the "Microsoft Word Templates" window, click "Custom" in the left sidebar. 5. Click "Custom Office Templates." 6. Click the "Create" button to create a new custom template. 7. Customize your new template with your preferred styles, fonts, colors, and formatting options. 8. Save the template by clicking "File" > "Save As" and choose "Word Template" from the "Save as type" dropdown menu. 9. Give your template a name and click "Save." 10. Your new custom template will now appear in the "New" pane under the "Custom" tab. By following these steps, you can add your own templates to Microsoft Word and use them whenever you need to create a new document. This can save you time and help ensure that your documents look professional and consistent.
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