Hi,

The brief answer to your question is "yes." But, you probably would prefer
another method to get the result you want - a form document with your
information filled in.

Before getting to that, though, a warning. Word should never, ever, not even
once, be used to open, edit, or print a document that is on a floppy disk
(unless you don't care if you can use the document in the future). Word
should not be used to save a document to a floppy. When in Word, you should
act as though your floppy drive does not exist! To transport a Word document
or template on a floppy, save it to your hard drive, then using Windows,
copy it to the floppy. To use a document or template that is on a floppy,
first copy it to the hard drive using Windows.

Back to your question. A preferred method, assuming the rest of the text in
your document doesn't change, is what Word calls an "online form." Look in
Help for information on this. You could also use Fill-In fields or ASK
fields in a template that is not a protected form. To repeat information
inserted using an online form or an ASK field, use a cross-reference (REF)
field referring to the original information. For more complex situations you
could use a custom dialog box called a UserForm to ask all of your questions
at once and then modify your document using that information.

If you create your online form and (1) protect it for forms and (2) save it
as a template, you can create new documents based on your template and, if
you want, save them with your information filled in. You can also simply
print them out and not save them at all.

That's

One way is to use FILLIN fields.

For example:

Name:  { FILLIN "What is the clients name?" }
Age:     {FILLIN "What is the clients age?" }

etc.

Enter the fill in field code brackets {  } with CTRL+F9.  After entering the
field codes right click and check update fields.