I have a copy of Word 2003. However, this is the 'basic' edition (i.e. which
has limited XML support). I would like to be able to have full XML support.
Can I just install an upgrade version of standalone Word 2003 over the top?
(i.e.

I received a downloaded file that comes up in my Word as "need QuickTime and
Tiff decompression to read. How and where do I get that software?

We have a few sites with the same problem:
-Win 2003 Terminal servers with Office 2003, all SPs loaded
Each user has a home drive of H:
-After a while the auto recovery docs compiles on the pane on the left, and

In Word 2003 I have created a form with check boxes. I want to be able to
check each of the boxes and have different information display, i.e. check
'Adult' and all the questions and boxes appear for an adult; check 'Child'
and all the questions and boxes appear for a child. Also ...

hi community
any help possible for this type of printing format:
i created a table with header and footer inside my document
in A4 size page layout

I don't have Norton Anti-Virus. I still have that problem

Why is it that when I select a part of my word doc and use a shortcut key
(like CTRL + B to make the selected text bold), it applies to the WHOLE
DOCUMENT instead of the SELECTED TEXT?  Please help, it's driving me
crazy!!!!!!

Does anyone know where it has gone? It use to be Tools->Options->Font
Substitution.

I have Office 2007 student teacher ed on vista.  
I received a word doc from my Microsoft mail open it (instead of saving it
to the computer) and edited and saved it and closed it.  I can't find the
edited version.  I'm assuming the it would be in a temp file directory since

I am using Word and Outlook 2003.
I keep Outlook open so I can see incoming email.
Almost once a day I will open a document stored on the network, make changes
to it, and then save it by a different name. Usually I will close the

So I've created a Word form for the purpose of uploading to a database.  I
overlooked the fact that when a user presses enter within a field, it results
in a line break in the txt file.  Is there a way to avoid this and have Word
ignore the carriage return within fields?

Basically, I have a form that I'm making in Word 2007 that has an
index (i.e. a counter, not the kind of index you find at the back of a
book) that I would like to increment every time it is printed.  My
current solution is to use a page number, and create dozens or

I have a pcl6 print driver for word 2000.
How do I use escpae sequence codes in word to have the printer pull from
different trays.  For example records 1,3,4,6 need to pull from tray 2 and
records 2,5,7 need to pull from tray3.

Why is it that when I update the fields in the Table of Contents or List of
Figures or List of Tables, my Word document increases in size exponentially?

I have read the help for mail merge from excel to word about a million
times...and I still can't figure out why my addresses are not showing up in
word to print address labels??
I have a name and address list created in excel.  Right now I only have 2