Modifying Existing Commands

In most cases one of the standard templates can be a good starting point for template customization.

You can modify commands either through the Template View or in the ProjectConsole Template Builder template.

§  In the Template View:

-     double-click the command you want to modify

-     select the command and either a) click the Modify button in the toolbar, b) right-click and select the Modify command, or c) click Edit > Modify.

§  In the ProjectConsole Template Builder template itself, show the existing Template Builder commands position the insertion point inside the command you want to modify, but outside any child commands:

Note: For Word 2000, the position in these examples refers to the actual command, such as [OPEN1]. For Word 2002, the position in these examples refers to the comment marker.
The Template Builder command display has no programmatic function in Word 2002.

-     For OPEN Commands, position the insertion point to the right of the [OPEN] command, but before any other commands.

-     For REPEAT Commands, position the insertion point to the right of the [REPEAT] command, but before any other commands in the section

-     For DISPLAY Commands, position the insertion point between the [DISPLAY] and [ENDDISP] commands. (DISPLAY commands have no child commands.)

-     For LIMIT Commands, position the insertion point to the right of the [LIMIT] command, but before any other commands in the section.

When the insertion point is in the proper location, click ProjectConsole > Modify Command. The corresponding dialog box appears:

OPEN Command Dialog Box

REPEAT Command Dialog Box

DISPLAY Command Dialog Box

LIMIT Command Dialog Box

Make the changes you want and click OK.

 

See also

Word 2000 and Word 2002 Comparison.