Once you have created a document its formatting is not fixed. You
can add a template file to the document to change its formatting.
You can add a template to a document to reformat it, or drop a
document file icon on to a new document based on a template to format it.
If you use a template which contains one or more styles,
the document will not be reformatted but the additional styles
from the template will appear in the style list and you can use
them in the document.
Reformatting documents in RISC OS
Either:
Load the document that you want to format.
Open the directory window containing the template you want to use: it will probably be in Choices:Fireworkz.Template.
Drag the template file icon into the open document window.
When you release the mouse button the document will be
reformatted using the rules outlined below.
or:
Double-click the template icon to create a new document
based on it.
Drag the file icon of the document you want to reformat into
the new document window.
The document will be reformatted using the rules outlined below.
Reformatting documents in Windows
Open the document you want to reformat.
Choose Insert file from the File menu.
Select the template file you want to use: it will probably be in %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Colton Software\Fireworkz\Template.
Click OK. The template will be added to the document
Rules for merging templates into documents
The following rules are applied when a new template is dragged into a document:
Styles in the new template replace styles with the same name in the document.
Other styles from the new template are added to the style list in
the document. This is how you can transfer styles from one
document to another, even though they have been created from
separate templates: you don't need to recreate styles in each
document.