CREATE A NEW DOCUMENT FILE (MS WORD 2003) 1. Select file, then the NEW Command. To open a file based on another template, left click on the FILE menu and then left click on the NEW command. A NEW DOCUMENT column will open on the right of the Word Screen. It gives multiple options.
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When you start your word processing day, Word 2010 automatically presents you with a blank document in which you can start writing. After Word has already started and you’re ready to begin another new document, you summon the electronic equivalent of a fresh, blank sheet of paper:
1Click the File tab.
The Word window changes to display the File tab menu.
2Select the New command from the left side of the window.
Word lists a slew of options for starting a new document, many of which may appear confusing to you. What you want is the Blank Document item, which is conveniently chosen for you.
3Click the Create button to start a new, blank document.
The Create button is found on the right side of the window, beneath that obnoxiously large, blank sheet of paper. Alternately, you can simply press Ctrl+N with Word open to start a new, blank document. The Word window returns to normal and you see a blank page, ready for typing.
4Repeat these steps as often as you need new documents.
Word lets you work with several documents at a time.