Printing+Your+Name+on+Every+Document

//(handy for easy retrieval of documents sent to a networked printer)// 1. Go into Word 2. Go to File New 3. In the popup box find "Create New’ near the bottom of the box and click beside the word "Template" Click OK. 4. When the blank document comes up go to View Header and Footer type your name in the header box click "Close" 5. Close out of Word and you will be asked if you want to save the template. Click "Yes", give it a name and click "Save". You have now saved a template that will always have your name on it! 1. Click the "Start" button Programs Windows Explorer 2. In the left column, double click the "Windows98 (C:)drive". You may have to double click more than once. You want to see all the folder contents of this C: drive in the left column. //This is the path-following challenge coming up next!// 3. In the left column, double click on the "Windows" folder "Application Data" folder Microsoft" folder "Templates" folder. 4. Voila! There is your new template appearing in the RIGHT column. 5. Half-size all open windows on your computer screen using the middle button in the upper right corner (beside the X button) in each open window. 5. Now RIGHT click on your template name in the right column and choose "Create shortcut". When it appears, click and drag it to your desktop. Close the "Exploring Templates" window. Anytime you use Word, use this desktop icon and your documents will always have your name at the top! If you **don’t want your name at the top**, go into Word the old fashioned way!
 * Adding Your Name Automatically** **to EVERY Document**
 * Making the Template with your name on it:**
 * Making a desktop shortcut to get to your template easily:**
 * //You're almost done!//**
 * //DONE!!!!!//**