• Legal document disclaimer

  On Headlime, we offer a selection of templates and guides for legal documents. This includes templates for a: Privacy policy Cookie policy Licensing agreement Terms of Service These templates can serve as a foundation for you to create your own version of the document in question. However, these examples should never be directly copied and pasted. The content of legal documents is largely dependant on your business, your product, your audience, the location where you do business, theSome readers

• Creating a new document from scratch

  Want to work on additional documents within Headlime? We've got you covered. You can create an empty document and start from scratch. This document can then be edited, shared and used in the same way as the provided document templates. To do this, follow these steps: First, go to the Documents section. You can get here using the 'Documents' button on the homescreen. In the top right corner, there's a green button labeled 'New document'. Click it. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/heSome readers

• Creating a document

  Creating a document from a template is simple. To start, on the homescreen, select 'Documents' to go to the document editor. Next, in the left sidebar, click 'Templates'. From here, hover your cursor over the document you want to make and click the 'Create document from template' button that appears. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/59619f8d2b857800/creating-document-Few readers

• Types of documents

  Headlime has a variety of document templates and guidelines you can use to create longer pieces of copy. The first thing that should be pointed out is that not all of these are full complete templates. For some content it's simply not possible to create a complete template because they require too much of a personal approach or have too many variables to work as a template. Examples of this include blogs and legal documents. In these cases, this will be mentioned at the start of the document.Few readers

• Exporting a document

  When your document is finished, you can export it to a file. This way, you can edit it offline, share it with external partners, and basically do whatever else you want with it. Exporting your document is easy: When you're editing you're document, there's a button to the right that says 'Download'. Click it. You'll get three options: Microsoft word (.docx), PDF Document (.pdf) and PFew readers

• Managing documents

  If you're a fanatic writer, you may quickly have a lot of documents saved within Headlime. No worries, we've done our best to make navigating and managing them as clear and easy as possible. Folders You can create folders to store groups of documents in. To do so, simply click the New folder button. You will be prompted to create a folder. Once created, your folder will appear in theFew readers