list & describe the types of document templates avaialablein Microsoft Word.?
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Click on File - > New.  Your Task Pane should open on the right side of your screen.  Look for something there that says "General Templates" or "Templates on My Computer" or something to that effect.  All of your templates should be listed by category.  They depend on what version of Word you're using.\n\nThe most common type would probably be the Normal template.  Not many people use templates to write documents - they usually just start typing away and format as necessary.  When they do that, they're automatically using the Normal template (Times New Roman, 12 pt, single spacing, etc.)
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Here are some free ones:\nhttp://www.soniacoleman.com/templates.htm\nhttp://www.graphicsland.com/powerpoint-templates.htm\nhttp://www.indezine.com/powerpoint/templates/freetemplates.html\nhttp://www.slidesdirect.com/4freetemp.htm
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You could try these templates on the Microsoft Office Online Site:\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT101448941033.aspx\nVery good, many to choose from.
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http://www.microsoft.com They have alot of templates to download...hopefully you will find one useful
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If you have MS Office, then in Word, you can go to File, New and choose to make a document from and existing one.  They give you templates for resumes.
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You didn't mention what program you had or wanted the template for other than Microsoft Word. Another useful program would've been Microsoft Publisher. Either way try here for some brochure templates for Word:\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT011389711033.aspx\n\nOnce there, you can look around for other templates that they have for free depending on what programs you have.
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You can find lots of templates at www.microsoft.com
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If you have Microsoft Word you should be able to get templates for memo forms.
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT011814061033.aspx
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Template for what?? be more specific... ty
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Microsoft.com has lots of templates for just about everything
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Check on Microsoft's website\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/default.aspx
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try office.microsoft.com  then look under "templates" surely there is something in there for you
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Check out the Word Help File. In the table of contents, look for...\n\nWorking with Long Documents\n  Using Master Documents\n\nIt really should be required reading. I'm always amazed by the remarkably useful features in Word that no one ever uses. Document Revision Tracking anyone? ;)
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Try the following -\n\n1. Open a blank new document.\n2. Set the settings you want.\n3. Select Save As - document template.\n4. Name this template as normalnew (or anything you want!). Notice the folder where your templates are stored. If you can't figure that out, go to tools - options - file locations.\n5. Shut down Word, open the folder containing your templates.\n6. Find the template called normal and delete it.\n7. Now rename the template you created as normal.\n\nClose, and start Word.
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try the template on your microsoft word...
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Save as | Drop down list choose "Document Template"\nor\nIf you are using word 2003, go to File | New...\nthen go to the right side where it pops up the "new document" sidebar, click "On my computer..." under "Templates"\nNow choose "Blank Document" and on the bottom right of the dialog, choose "create new template"\nThen you'll start a new doc in word that will save as a template when you save it.