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Designing Your Own Document Templates

 

You can design the default table the way you like it, setting the number of rows and 

columns, line styles and colors, text styles, shadows, and so on.

Place a table on the page.

Select the table and set its attributes. To read about placing and formatting tables, see 

Set text wrapping around the table.

Choose Format > Advanced > Define Default Table Style.

Delete the table from the page.

Note:  A table consists of distinct formatting areas, including the header row, header 

column, inside borders, and outside borders. To set default table attributes, you must 

apply each attribute to an entire formatting area. For example, if you change the 

formatting of one cell in a header row, the change will not be saved as part of the 

default table style; you need to change the formatting of all the cells in the header 

row.

For charts, you can set the default chart type—the type of chart that appears when 

you choose Insert > Chart—and also the default look of each chart type. Default 

attributes must be set individually for each chart type.

Place a chart on the page.

Select the chart and set its attributes. (To read about placing and formatting charts, 

Set the text wrapping around the charts.

Once you have formatted and positioned all the charts, select each of them, one at a 

time, and choose Format > Advanced > Define Default Style for [chart type] Chart.

Select the chart type that you want to be the default (the one that first appears when 

you choose Insert > Chart), and choose Format > Advanced > Make [chart type] the 

Default Chart Type.

Delete the charts from the page.