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This tutorial is the second in a series about using Word templates for theses and dissertations at the University of Houston Clear Lake. The tutorial focuses on understanding the difference between regular document files and Microsoft Word template files (.dotx). It explains that every Word document is based on a template which sets the styles, fonts, margins, and other settings. Template files work the same way, providing the formatting guidelines every time you open a new document.
