We have a problem printing to a Epson C45 printer in Win98
from Word 2000.
Having spent many minutes on the phone to Epson support
here in Australia, it came down to the following:

When one types a document using a font not installed in the recipient's
computer, when that recipient opens the document Word will display the
characters using the default font (normally Times New Roman). If some of the
characters in the document are not in the default font, ...

Is there any way to stop Word 2003 from making such a grand purple fuss after it
crashes?  In prior versions I could delete the temp-file debris, relaunch, and
be back to work in under 30 seconds.  Now I must [1] listen to its plaintive
whimper about sending an error report, AND ...

I hope I can ask my questions without getting too 'wordy'. I want to make a
roster that will be printed on 8 1/2 x 11 paper, in landscape design, but
done as two pages per sheet, and printed back to back. I can change the paper
size to 5.5 x 8.5 or 8.5 x 5.5, but don't know how ...

When I'm typing something and I use a word that is not in the
dictionary, the word gets a squiggly line underneath it.  In the past
I could right click on that word and a box would come up letting me
change it to a recommended word or give me the option to "add" it to

Bill Dilworth (MS PPT MVP Team) told me that this post belongs somewhere in
this newsgroup:
I have a word2000 doc with 100 links to slides in ppt files. The links are
created as icons. I want to change some of those links. I go to

Using Word 2002.
Always something new.
On adding to a previously created document, my line spacing
has now gone to twice what it was before, or what I would term a normal

(Using Word XP in Office XP Pro.)
A friend inadvertently marked some text as "Korean" and now
he has those little square marks in the corner of the page
that indicate East Asian language support is installed. (His

When I attempt to make a new sheet in word and I clink on a new blank sheet
or go to the general tab and click new blank sheet  I don't get one.  What I
get is a sheet that my has somehow saved that keeps coming up instead of a
new black worksheet.

My friend emailed me a Word file (*.doc file) to me, but the file Ive saved
from the attachment in  Outlook Express has a .dat extension.  I cant seem to
open it in wordpad. notepad or Work's wordprocessor, or even with Wordperfect
Office 12 (I dont have Word).  Is my friend ...

I know this is a Word newslist but the moderators are so knowledgeable here
that I am posing my question here rather than subscribe to another newslist
just to ask one question. Maybe someone will help me.
I am using MS Outlook from Office XP and have a problem with formatting in