I recently got a new Dell computer and I'm having an issue
with formatting in WORD.  If I change a format (bold,
underline, align right, etc.,) WORD changes it for the
entire document.  I can choose "undo" and it will change

When I try to insert an endnote in certain parts of a
document, Word is inserting weird symbols (hyphens, dots,
etc) instead of the numerical reference.  Other parts of
the document are fine. This is frustrating and wasting my

If I change the font of Normal Style to Times New Roman,
the entire document looks like it is displayed as two
columns with white space down the middle but text still
goes across the column.  Any ideas?

How to change margins on a long document that has many
different margins already.  I want to make the margins the
same.  I have used the directions but it stays the same.
Also if you want to insert a file and have it change to

I created a document attaching heading styles to each of the numbering
levels. I needed to insert text next to the heading level without it
generating it in the TOC. I used a hidden paragraph mark and then
created the text that I didn't want to show up in TOC using the

I used a resume template and now when I open it the macro
warning promt comes up.  I would like to save this file as
a normal file without any macros or customizations so I
can send it via email and not have to worry about the

I have a document that crashes Word (XP) whenever it is printed unless
"Final" is selected on the reviewing toolbar, and the changes are not
in balloon format. Any other combination of "Display for Review"
options and balloons on or off crashes Word. Turning track changes on

OK.  documents range from 50pages to 200 pages.  problem
is that when ever i highlight some text and try to center
that text.  it centers all of the text on the entire
document.  I am using about 11 different styles in these

Hi,
Page numbers are all zero, i've removed all sections, it
counts number of pages in the footer but page numbers are
all zero. In table of contents it shows zero as well.

Although I set my endnotes to a font of 12, it's not happening.  When I
print them out, they're more like 8 or 10.  The style is endnote text which
has a font of 10 (but it's much tinier than 10 in the main text).
I want to print them out and doublecheck against my sources, but ...

I've taken over a large document that is crossrefenced
heavily, just internally for example, See <Chapter X> on
page <n>.
I can see that the cross references have been manually

Is there a keyboard shortcuts to automatically mark text
as a caption?  Like Alt-Shift-O to mark text for the Table
of Contents or Alt-Shift-X to mark text for an Index?  I
can't seem to find one in the list of keyboard shortcuts.

We're responsible for formatting a long report in which
each chapter is written by a different company.  We
periodically collect the chapters together and format
them to produce an interim draft, then split the draft

We're using Word 2000 on Windows 2000.
I've checked the spelling in my document and have asked Word to ignore
several dozen words. Then, when I've re-checked or re-opened the same
document, I'll see that those "ignored" words are flagged again as

How does one number captions for tables in a document to
match the document outline level-i.e., numbering a table
right after a heading 1 as "Table 1-1" and one right after
a heading 3 as "Table 1.1.1-1"?