Page "Formats" that work with Word 2003?

Hi:

I am looking for any available 8.5" x 11" (A-size), and 11" x 17" (B-size)
page "formats" that are compatible with Word 2003.

More specifically, these would be "empty" formats, having only the line
around the outside of the page, and a Title / Revision block as part of the
format. Long ago, and I can't believe that I don't recall where it came
from, I had such a format that permitted me to edit in the main portion of
the page, and it would flow right through to the main portion of the next
page without disturbing the revision, Drawing Number and Title block
information ( which I maintained manually ).

So, if anyone knows where to get such a thing, or has a suggestion on
creating one, I'd really appreciate hearing from you.

PBS

G'day "PBS" ,

It is pretty simple to create your own template of the proper design.
File New and select Template before selecting OK.

Set your page size

Use Format Borders to set a page border
Stick in a few paras, make the1st of style Title and type TITLE
Use Tables Insert Table and stick in your revision block.
Save as, say A11Std

To create a new doc, go File New A11Std

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic
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PBS reckoned:

Hi:

I am looking for any available 8.5" x 11" (A-size), and 11" x 17" (B-size)
page "formats" that are compatible with Word 2003.

More specifically, these would be "empty" formats, having only the line
around the outside of the page, and a Title / Revision block as part of the
format. Long ago, and I can't believe that I don't recall where it came
from, I had such a format that permitted me to edit in the main portion of
the page, and it would flow right through to the main portion of the next
page without disturbing the revision, Drawing Number and Title block
information ( which I maintained manually ).

So, if anyone knows where to get such a thing, or has a suggestion on
creating one, I'd really appreciate hearing from you.

PBS