Work Order Template

If you have the template still open (a long shot), you could Undo all the changes you made before the Save, then save again. But if it is truly a template (.dotx or .dotm), then you should have been working with a new document based on the template, not the template itself. The default action for true templates is to create a new document (New) rather than to open the file (Open or Edit).

That said, if I use File | New in Word 2010 and search Office Online for "work order," I get quite a few results, including one called "Green Gradient design."

Ms. Barnhill, I closed out after I hit Save and the file extension was .docx.  Already in Word, I did not see similar templates with Work Order in the center, although one of them might be a variation of the one I corrupted.  Additionally, I don't think this big blurb appears in any one of them, "The following number must appear on all related correspondence, shipping papers, and invoices:"

This particular template appears poorly designed (width of the text doesn't match margin width), but easy to use, and maybe it's the one you were looking for.

Edit: Note that this file is provided as a template (WorkOrder.dot), but if you choose Open (in the Open or Save dialog), you'll get a Word document (Document2 in my case). Instead choose Save As and save the template in your templates folder.