WYNN 7.0 User Guide - Freedom Scientific

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To open a template not associated with a PAL document, click the Open
button on the blue toolbar, then change the Files of type field to WYNN
Template Documents (*.wyt), then click Open after selecting the template file
you want. You may need to look in the Templates folder to find the right
template.
Hiding or Showing Instruction Text in a Template
(Students)
While a student is writing a paper using a template, he or she may want to see
how the paper will look without the instruction text. You can hide the instruction
text by going to the View menu and selecting Hide Instructions. This does not
remove the instructions, but just hides them until you want to show them again.
To show the instruction text again, go to the View menu and select Show
Instructions.
If you save your paper with instructions hidden, they will still be hidden when
you open the paper again. You can always choose Show Instructions to view
them because they are always there.
Permanently Removing Instruction Text from a
Template (Students)
When you are completely done with your paper, you may not need to keep the
instruction text any longer. You can delete all the instructional text from a
document by going to the Edit menu, choosing Remove Instructions, and
answering Yes to the confirmation dialog. This will permanently remove the
instruction text, so do not do this until you are sure you will not need the
instruction text in the future.
Publishing Your Paper (Students)
After you are done writing a paper using a template, you can save and print it
to hand it in. If you want to add more formatting, graphics, or charts, you may
want to export your file to a word processor like Microsoft Word. To do this, first
save your file. Then use the Export to Word button on the blue toolbar. It will
send a copy of your file to Microsoft Word and automatically save it in RTF
format. If Word is not open, WYNN will open it for you.