Rather than looking for a template, you might want to just start
writing an outline...start by listing all the jobs you do. Then go
back through the list and start providing some details regarding how
to handle each job. If there are any contact details you need to
include, add them into each section. Also provide details about where
to find additional file/info related to each job.
In Word, you can click View > Outline to go into that view. Then you
can hit the TAB key to move new subject in to the right. If you need
to move out to the left, use Shift + Tab.
By working through the list, you should be able to provide a nice list
of what you do each day and the details to get each job done. Then
print that out...WHILE STILL IN OUTLINE VIEW so it maintains the
hierarchy levels for each item.
Hope this helps...
Dian D. Chapman, Technical Consultant
Microsoft MVP, MOS Certified
Editor/TechTrax Ezine
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