What is the difference between WRITE and WORDPAD in WinXP?
I notice that the executables are very different sizes:
  WRITE.EXE is 5,632 bytes (5.5 KB) dated August 23rd 2001
  WORDPAD.EXE is 200,704 bytes (196 KB) dated August 29th 2002

Wanted to know why is it that in word if I type some word like "fghy" I will
be offered the option of Ignore all and add to dictionary and can do
whatever I want to choose from them.
But suppose I write "its" it will offer only Ignore all. Basically I wanted

MSDN says that a Word Addin when loaded provides functionality to all the
Word documents. However, my question is :
'Is that functionality available if a Word Template document is opened, for
example a .dot file?'

I posted this question in another area, but did not get any responses
so thought I would try here.
How can I protect a Word Form and allow users who are filling it in t
be able to use the spellcheck. After I protect it, the spellchec

Please direct me to where or if one can sort labels already placed in a
file?
After several additions and corrections would like to sort labels(~350) in
alphabetical order.

I have a document written in Word 97.  When I give a copy of it to a friend with Word 2000, the page
numbers do not show and some of the graphics do not show.  Is there a method to make Word 2000
convert Word 97 to a usable version?  If so, please detail the method.  Neither I nor ...

With Word 97 on Windows 98, I have lots of shortcuts in Windows (regular
shortcuts, shortcuts in submenus on the Start menu, Winkey shortcuts) to
start various frequently used Word documents, as well as just clicking
on their icon in the Windows folder or Explorer.  Lately I've been

Trying again to describe the problem.  Perhaps it's a WinXP "permission"
thing, but in Word, when I spell-check a document, the option to "Add" a
word to the dictionary is greyed out in the choices.
It's a new computer on which I installed Word

Is it possible to view the Security Tab in the Word 2000 Tools >Options menu? Thanks!
Clay

Using W97, Win98SE. I have inserted several images into my long document and
have inserted a caption description.  I would like to include a list with
page numbers in the beginning of my book.
I do not want the word Figure, etc. to begin each caption, just a number.  I

I understand that there is a limited amount of stuff you can do with
formatted emails (or that used to be the case anyway...) because the result
is somewhat dependent on the recipient's software, resolution, ISP etc. but
can anyone direct me towards the easiest way to make an email ...

I have created some Word templates using Word 2003 with some Visual
Basic code in them.  The problem is that when a new normal word file
is created from these templates, the codes will be included in it.
And don't want it to be that way.

I have a 84 page document that I need to go through from time to time.  Is
there a way to jump to the page I need without scrolling all the way down
each time?  For example, if I need to get to page 32, is there a quick way
to get there?

This button is greyed out for my master document
How can i get to click on it:
rEgards
Sue

Help file states CTRL+Home will set the IP at the beginning of the document.
Actually, at least in the case of Headers and Footers, it sets the IP at the
beginning of the Header or Footer.  I know that I can use:
ActiveDocument.Range(0, 0).Select