Word doc template

hi yea,
I have a website with 50 ish pages. I need to create a word
type doc for
each page of my site that will have the name of the page
small discription,
and other notes on the pages, (the sessions created on
curtain pages and
killed in others). does any one know where I can get a
template for a page
like this from, I would prefer to get one from else where
instead of
starting one myself from scratch.
if any one knows of any would be grateful for the link.
regards
kenny

Word, as in Microsoft Word? Visual Basic or some other Microsoft language would be your best bet for that.

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