I'm trying to use the RD field to create a TOC that spans
several documents.  In a test case, I've created two
documents and a title page.  I've saved all three docs to
the same location.  I insert the toc, then add two RD

I have a 36 page document with 9 figures, several of
which are graphs from Excel.  Each of the figures is
surrounded by a text box which contains a caption
consisting of the word Figure and an Arabic numeral.  

My TOC2 style has one tab configured...a right tab at 6.25 inches.
However, when I generate the TOC, it adds an additional left tab to all TOC2
paragraphs even though no such tab is defined for the TOC2 style. (And the
style is not based on any other style.) Why is this happening?

I am trying to use the Leader option in Word to create a
table of contents with dots placed between my titles and
page numbers.  However, adjusting the options in
the 'leader' menu box seems to do nothing when I highlight

Is there a way to make a style called, "Columns," and be able to select
the text I want to be in the columns then select the style and have
Normal style follow? I want to be able to have a preset spacing between
the columns rather than the default .5" setting. This is for Index ...

I'm using the style ref field in a header, but I'm finding it's only
displaying a portion of the paragraph that's in the desired style.  It
doesn't appear to be a particularly long paragraph, and there appears to be
more than enough room in the header, and yet the last part of the ...

The index I am creating includes entries as numbers (these are form
numbers, such as 25, 1015, 3000, etc). When I update the index the
numbers are listed under number entry. For example, 1000 will be under
the "1" heading, 3534 will be under the "3" heading, etc. I want to

We're new to Word 2002 and are wondering if it's generally considered safe
to use the tracked changes feature?
thanks.
Chip

I have a book on Word 2000. I am attempting to put the
name of the book in the header for even pages and chapter
names in header for odd numbered pages. This requires
making section breaks. Now, I'm getting real deep headers

I have a document that was originally designed using CG
Omega font.  We changed it to Arial, but now when I try to
insert links from Excel, it changes the font back to CG
Omega.  It is Arial 11 in Excel and the rest of the word

After reading this page:
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customization/WhatTemplatesStore.htm, I tried to
create a global template to store all my customizations.  It didn't work.
Here's what I did:

Howdy all,
Am in the process of writing a script -160 pages long -
an need to know how I can stop Word from changing the
page breaks every time I open the file anew?

Thanks very much for the information.  The recovery
features seems very fussy and complicated, and still
keeps each subdocument file as part of a master file.  Is
there a way to eliminate the master file linkages for

I have a Operating & Maintenance Manual document, 350
pages long. Thought I could use the Master Document
feature to manage this document, but I see it isn't my
answer. Is there another way to manage this document

I am working on a text book written by two older academics who are not
really computer literate.  One is using Mac Word X, the other some older
version of Windows Word.  I am using Windows Word 2002.  They send chapters
they've written, and I'm trying to clean up the formatting, add ...