![]() ![]() The default save location should point to the users OneDrive folder, or the TeamSharePoint location the user belongs to. This behaviour is not desirable when working with company templates. When it comes to saving this file, the default behaviour is that MS Word (Online or Local) wants to save the new document to the same SharePoint TeamSite it was opened from. Depending on the setting chosen, Word Online or local Word opens this template file in the correct company layout. Publishing company Word templates on a SharePoint Site is possible when storing the company template Word file as *.docx into the SharePoint TeamSite. This seems a hard nut to crack, and not much information seems to be available with best practices how to solve this challenge. I tried, if it is possible to publish a set of Word templates in SharePoint, company wide. ![]() The Word templates cannot be used. So, a clever solution is needed. Now, with Covid-19, most users are working from home, and the normal fileshare is not available. These Word template files usualy reside on a normal ReadOnly file share, and are accessible for all users in the company. A lot of companies use custom Word templates to facilitate their company branding and and create a uniform layout for their Word documents.
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