Start from a template
Begin a letter with the layout already done for you.
A template is a document somebody laid out for you — the spacing, the date, the sign-off. You type over the top.
It hands you a copy and keeps itself, ready to start the next one.
Key points
- A template is a document already laid out for you
- Using one makes a copy and leaves the original alone
What to remember
- A template is a starting point.
- A template gives you a copy and keeps itself.
Try this
Look at the New document screen in whatever you write with and read the templates on offer.
Practice: Start from a template. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.