I created a WORD 2002 template with a WORDART graphic on it (simple
rectangle) and some other features (fonts, line numbering, etc.) and then
saved the template after clicking the 'DEFAULT' button.  I then opened a new
WORD document based on this template.  When the user types on ...

In Word 2003 I was able to right click on a line and choose 'edit points'.
This would allow me to add and edit multiple straight and/or curved points to
the line in order to change it's shape so that I could mimic a less than
straight line in a picture.

As the question implies, I'm trying to add a background color to just the
header of a document in Word 2003.  Help!

I am creating a star shape with a persons picture inside.  Is there a way I
can move the picture up ro down to get the face in the center of the star?

I am editing a document using Word 2003 (SP3). I have embedded several Visio
diagrams into it. Before distributing a document I always select the entire
document and hit F9 to update all fields. However, when I do this to this
document, one or more of the embedded Visio diagrams ...

I have inserted a picture via "link to file" option and I want to see the
file path etc. The picture is set to inline with text.
If I click ALT +F9, other thingslike the caption field change to show the
link, but for some unknown reason, the picture does not show the link.

A user of mine is receiving files that contain graphics. He has Word 2007 on
his PC - the files were created in 2003.
I can reproduce the problem on other PC's (that is, if I pull the file up in
Word 2003, the graphics are as they should be. If I pull the file up in Word

I used Word (2003 Student and Teacher Ed.) to create 330 name tags for a
Church Young Women’s Camp.  I had to get a new computer and had Circuit City
do a data transfer moving those 55 files to my new computer.
When I opened the files on my new computer, the circles in the logo ...

Though Ii can use a graphic as a bullet I am severely limited in its use in a
text box, or placment anywhere or font and color changes if word recognizes
it as picture. how do i make it into a symbol  (eg like a wingding) so I can
be free to insert it anywhere without limitations

I am using Word 2003 with Windows XP, SP3.  I would like to rotate a
scanned-in engineering drawing from someone else, which was inserted as a
picture to my Word document, just a couple of degrees so I can line up the
lines to the grid to facilitate additional drawings.  I was ...

I can't make "click to add text" disappear in the uppermost part of the
pyramid where I don't want any text.

Hey guys,
I have a screenshot on a word 2007 doc.  I would like to put a circle around
a a section inside it to highlight something and I just can not figure out
how.  I think I used to use drawing tools in previous versions of Word but

I want to apply a border to a picture in a Word document.  But when I select
Format I cannot get the "Borders and Shading" tab, only "Format Picture." The
picture is already correctly sized.

In Word 2007 I want to insert a small color graphic (logo) into the header
(for stationery purposes).  Word 2007 automatically recolors this logo,
shading it out by about 50%.
I do not want it retouched or recolored in any way.

Can I use a clip art image on a postcard to market a service?