Programs, and then click Microsoft Works.2. In the Works Task Launcher, click the Programs tab.3. Click the program in which your Works 4.5 templates were created (ie: Word Processor, Spreadsheet, or Database).4. Click Start a Blank *program name.* 5. On the File menu, click Open.6. Switch to the drive or folder where the template is located and double-click the template name. The default location for templates created in Works 4.5 or earlier is C:Program FilesMSWorksDocuments.7. On the File menu, click Save As.8. In the Save As dialog box, click Template. The Save As Template dialog appears.9. Type a name for the template, and click OK. Works saves the template you created in C:Program FilesMicrosoft WorksTemplate. ------------Q:How do I set up Works 2000 on my computer without removingWorks 4.5? A:Microsoft recommends that you remove older versions of Works when you install Works 2000 because some program files are shared between Works 2000 and previous versions or Works.WARNING: Installing multiple versions of Works can result in data loss.------------Q:Can I install individual programs from the Works 2000 Standard edition?A:No. Due to the high level of integration offered inWorks 2000, all of the standard programs (Database,Calendar, Word Processor, Spreadsheet, and Works Task Launcher) are installed together.------------Q:Why can't I find my files from Works 4.5 or earlier?A:The files may be stored in a folder other than the one in which you are looking.1. On the taskbar, click the Start button, point to Find, and then click Files or Folders.2. In the Named box, type all or part of the file name that you are looking for.3. Click Find Now. 4. Double-click the file name.NOTE: The Works 2000 default directory is C:My Documents. The default directory for previous versions of Works is C:Program FilesMSWorksDocuments.------------Q:Do I have to convert my exi...
