Depending on the options you select at the Document Wizard screens, your printed documentation may consist of a single .DOC file or several .DOC files. You can view and edit these files in the same way that you would edit any other Word document.
If the Wizard creates a single .DOC file, all topics are saved in it, as well as a table of contents at the beginning and an index at the end (if you choose to create these features). You have one file to work with, and you can do anything you want with this file such as remove topics, cut and paste topics into new files, and more.
If the Wizard generates several documents, you have a document set. The first file that is created is the primary document output file. The purpose of this file is to provide a list of each file that is part of your printed documentation set. To view any of the files that are listed, double-click at the left of the file name. The file opens in Microsoft Word.
Note: The printed documentation set does not use Word's Master Document feature.
If you create the printed documentation based on a custom style sheet, your documents will include a Word template (.DOT file) that uses the same name as your style sheet (.CSS file). This template is attached to all of your .DOC files, so when you make a change to any style, all documents are updated.
If you select one of the Document Wizard's style sheets (Classic or Modern), your project includes a template called either CLASSIC.DOT or MODERN.DOT. The template is attached to all of your document files and you can modify it to suit your needs.
If you do not select one of the Document Wizard's style options, your project will not include a template (.DOT file). Each document will retain the formatting used inside the topic (embedded and inline styles).