Improved templates

John Stafford · Post by **John Stafford** » Mon Sep 15, 2003 4:38 pm

The inclusion of new templates that make use of fields, and perhaps a quick document feature that could produce a list very very quickly would be a welcome feature in my view. It allows the user to rapidly (tab) move through the editable regions of a template. With the implementation of fields, and the anticipation of tables and footnotes, might we start seeing standard templates that could move Atlantis more in the direction of the business and educational environment? For example, having invoice templates or academic paper templates would make use of table and footnote features and may well atttract those looking for a fast and easy alternative to Word or similar. Just a notion. Regards, John

Max_Quordlepleen · Post by **Max_Quordlepleen** » Mon Sep 15, 2003 5:33 pm

I second this suggestion. Now that Atlantis has significantly improved functionality, templates that demonstrate that would be very useful, and would increase the range of Atlantis's appeal.

janniklindquist · Post by **janniklindquist** » Fri Dec 05, 2003 8:01 am

John Stafford wrote: The inclusion of new templates that make use of fields, and perhaps a quick document feature that could produce a list very very quickly would be a welcome feature in my view. It allows the user to rapidly (tab) move through the editable regions of a template. With the implementation of fields, and the anticipation of tables and footnotes, might we start seeing standard templates that could move Atlantis more in the direction of the business and educational environment? For example, having invoice templates or academic paper templates would make use of table and footnote features and may well atttract those looking for a fast and easy alternative to Word or similar. Just a notion. Regards, John

...but what a notion! I'm convinced that a huge part of the academic world would rush to get Atlantis if it was possible to work with academic templates and foot-/endnotes in it.