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You can use an existing RTF document as an attachment (for example, an RTF document that you created in a word-processing program and saved as an RTF file). Unlike plain-text documents, RTF documents are formatted; but like plain-text documents, they can be read by almost all computers—in fact, by almost all word-processing programs. Before adding an RTF document as an attachment, you can revise it to meet your needs.
- In the main menu bar, click Client>Form Attachments/Replacements to open the Form Attachments/Replacements window.
- Click
to open the Add Form Attachment/Replacement window.
- Select Attach, then select the order of the attachment in the adjacent list:
- For a cover sheet, select before.
- For a continuation sheet, select after to activate the large text box.
- From the Form list, select the form to which you want to add the attachment.
- Skip the Title/description field—it will automatically show the name of the RTF file you import.
- Click Text (RTF) to open the Select Text window.
- Do one of the following:
- To import an existing RTF document, click Existing RTF Document. Then, click OK to open the Select Text File window, and double-click the document to import it and display it
in the large text field.
- To import a document that is blank except for a
caption giving debtor and case information, click Captioned Form Document. Then, click OK to open the document in a
text-editor, and type text into the body of the document. In the main menu, select File>Save. Click
to close the editor, import the document into the attachment, and display it in the large text field. - To import a totally blank document that you will
fill in, click Blank Document, and type text into the body of the document. In the main menu, select File>Save. Click
to close the
editor, import the document into the attachment, and display it
in the large text field.
- Click OK to save your work.
- Click OK again to close the window.

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