I am currently having a problem when I open a document
that has been produced by someone using Word 2000;  I am
using Word 2002.
When I open such documents the headers and footers become

I created a template, using word (tables) and form
fields.  I know need to change the properties on the
table, but when i try to change it, i have to save it as
another template.  the problem is that i have a macro that

I have a large document with at lot of automatic heading,
table, and figure numbering, a lot of cross-references,
plus the table of contents.  At some point, the cross
references began sporadic craziness.  It normally happens

Hi peeps,
        Yep it's me again. lol . Ok I found out to change
the numbers into Roman numerals and stuff, when using page
X of Y. It works fine and everything (email me if you need

I start out using "Normal" which is Times New Roman font, regular, size 10,
justified. The bulleted items are Times New Roman font, regular, size 10,
justified, Right margin 0.25", Hanging 0.25" and Paragraph After 6 pt. There
are some specific words that are italicized, and some ...

When I link an excel sheet which is over 50 rows long into
word. Word will only take a certain number of rows. Is
there a way around this problem so I can link the whole
area without worrying about spacing issues?

Every time I format a line/paragraph in Word 2002, the
whole doc pics up on that formating and applies it to the
whole doc.  Thus, if I center a heading, the whole doc is
centered.  If I underline something, the whole doc is

i created a form using microsoft word (tables).  I put
form fields and checkboxes in the form.  i protected the
form, so users are unable to change anything. I the tables
properties, i deselected the option to size automatically

Is there a way I can change the highlight colors?  Permanently?
Sometimes I use the ShadingColor paint-bucket option, but I find that
it will not work when I'm doing a find/replace.  Highlighted colors
work with find/replace.  But the colors are so strong/dark that I

Word 2002
One of the authors (using Word X for Mac) deleted a bunch of endnotes.  Not
sure how he did it - whether he deleted the endnote reference in the text or
the actual endnote text.

My problem is that I am changing from WordPerfect to Word
2002XP and in using the font "Courier New," when I
underline text, according to the lawyer I'm working for,
the line is too far away from the text.  If I use "Times

When applying a header format (in this case white on
black) to the first line of a page, the last line of the
previous page is also formatted.
Normally this is no great problem, but with the black

I created a large document in Word 2002 and  assigned
headings in key points of the document.  However, when I
recently pulled the document up, it displayed all of the
text in the document, including lines with the normal

Is there a key combination (like for marking Index
entries) for the Table of Contents?

I'm having a problem with the Redefine Style command.  Effectively,
when I redefine a style, Word seems to perform a "Reset Paragraph"
command on every paragraph whose style is a minor modification of that
style.  The problem seems specific to Word 2002.