In previous versions of Word I used the AutoText toolbar and its various
entries extensively. So far I have been completely unable to find anything
similar in Word 2007.
Help, where is it?

I use Word 2000 at home; at work I have Word 2003 SP2.  At home I can
go to Tools, Options, and uncheck "Tabs and backspace set left
indent".  At work there is no such check box.
Using styles would be one workaround, but the vast majority of my work

Anybody had this pb before? The status bar in word 2007 mysteriously
dissappeared and I cant figure out how to get it back.

I've got word as part of Microsoft works with my new computer. My son was
playing with the computer and now when I open up any word document, there is
no title bar. It has totally dissappeared. Can anyone help explaining to me
how to get it back.

I am fed up pressing the down arrow to move the document one line at a time.
Is there a speed up for this thats not the page down key.
Any help would be great
Thanks

Since a few days, everytime I start WORD, I get the message from my anti-virus
that WORD has been recently modified, that it tries to access the INTERNET and
that I should deny the permission unless I am sure that the modification is due
to an update.

Is it possible to set a fixed height for a cell *AND* do something so
that the text that "exceeds" the cell height is automatically put in
the next cell. This can be made in Microsoft Publisher, what about
Word?

The "X" in the top right corner of the document window in "Word 2003" has
disappeared.  How do I get it back?

In Word 2003, I need to print several envelopes, each with the same address
but different unit number.  For example, I need to go from:
Resident
123 States Drive, Unit 001

I type this
Feb 2nd 2007
and I get this
Feb 2nd 2007-02-22

In Word 2002 is there a quick way to change all the date formats in a
document in one operation.
For instance I have a doc that has over time been changed and is still used
by several people and we now have a mixture of date formats that are

I'm posting this here because most of the posts I found that were even
remotely similar to my problem were either in this Word group or some
specialized programming language group that was useless to me.  Since this
problem originates in Word, I'm hoping someone can help me.

I am helping my father's issue with his Word 2003 document that is
password protected. He basically forgot the password for it. What's the
best and free program to crack/remove the password? I assume they exist
now since Office 2003 has been out for a few years. It can be run in

Can someone point me to an explanation of Table of Authorities and
marking citations. The cites that I mark have page numbers in the cites
and I want to have a table that does not include the cites.
I am fairly proficient in Word but have used a third part program to

I use Word 2000.
I am printing to a HP 2840.
My Document is 8.5" by 3.66" in size.
I wish to print 3 of these to each letter size page and then cut them up.