Help Pls letterhead template for use in MS Word

[Glen_Robertson@adobeforums.com]

Hello

I have created some new company stationary in Indesign and I want it to be able to use it in MS Word. How do I do I get the Indesign doc/template to be able to be used in Word?
I'm new to Indesign so if you can be as descriptive on how to do this I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks
Glen

[Jens Schulze]

Then only way is to PDF the file, convert it to a highres picture format
Word can open and place it where needed.

Jens

[Guy_Smiley@adobeforums.com]

Jens Schulze wrote in
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> Then only way is to PDF the file, convert it to a highres picture
> format Word can open and place it where needed.

You can place EPSs in Microsoft Office documents, and they will print
properly to PostScript printers. However, if you print such a document
to a non-PostScript printer, only the preview image embedded in the EPS
(if there is one) will print.

[mattmatt32@adobeforums.com]

Actually the later versions of Word will convert the EPS data to a vector
format for printing to non-PS printers (and screen display). If you do print
to a PS device it then still uses the original EPS data. The converted data
is pretty good but the EPS is still a little better.

[Guy_Smiley@adobeforums.com]

[email]mattmatt32@adobeforums.com[/email] wrote in
news:B06DBA1D1357F5E3841502EEEBF98353@in.webx.la2e afNXanI:

> Actually the later versions of Word will convert the EPS data to a
> vector format for printing to non-PS printers (and screen
> display).

Interesting. I am still using Office 2000, which doesn't.

[mattmatt32@adobeforums.com]

I first noticed it in the 2002 version I have.