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MS Office Forum / Word / General MS Word Questions / June 2007How do I keep text together on the page?
There seems to be no help file with Word 2007. Wothout it the thing is a disaster. Where do I find an indexed help file? I think Word 2002 was the last version of Word that had a help file Index tab. You can click on the ? button near the upper right corner of the Word window to access the Word 2007 help file. > There seems to be no help file with Word 2007. Wothout it the thing is a > disaster. Where do I find an indexed help file? Word 2007 has a very good help feature so yours must be broken. What happens when you click on the small question mark? You also need to be connected to the Internet as it gets most of the info from the net (could be all...I'm not sure). MS did away with the separate help file, if that is what you are looking for. But I seem to remember reading something a while ago about one being available...but I could be wrong as I didn't pay much attention to it. Tim > There seems to be no help file with Word 2007. Wothout it the thing is a > disaster. Where do I find an indexed help file? Microsoft did NOT do away with the separate help file. There's always been local help in every version of Word. Word 2007 is no different. After pressing F1, click the bottom right of the help window where it says "Connected to Office Online" and select "Show content only from this computer". The question in this case, however, is whether Help is working on Rod's computer. If not, then I suggest that he do a repair (Office button - Word Options - Resources tab - Diagnose).  SignatureHerb Tyson MS MVP Author of the Word 2007 Bible Blog: http://word2007bible.herbtyson.com Web: http://www.herbtyson.com > Word 2007 has a very good help feature so yours must be broken. What > happens when you click on the small question mark? You also need to be [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> There seems to be no help file with Word 2007. Wothout it the thing is a >> disaster. Where do I find an indexed help file? And... to try to answer the question in the subject line. There are several settings that affect this, found mostly in the Paragraph dialog box. In the Home ribbon tab, click the Paragraph launcher (lower right corner of the Paragraph section. In the Line and Page Breaks tab, observe the Keep with next and Keep lines together options. SignatureHerb Tyson MS MVP Author of the Word 2007 Bible Blog: http://word2007bible.herbtyson.com Web: http://www.herbtyson.com > Microsoft did NOT do away with the separate help file. There's always been > local help in every version of Word. Word 2007 is no different. After [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >>> a >>> disaster. Where do I find an indexed help file? Oh...forgot to ask...your subject line and the question in the message window are different. Were you seeking an answer on how to keep text together in addition to your Help file question? If so, you'll need to provide more detail to get a meaningful response. Tim > There seems to be no help file with Word 2007. Wothout it the thing is a > disaster. Where do I find an indexed help file? |
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