Is it possible to change the default style, e.g. when adding a new
paragraph after a heading or when pasting text to Body Text instead of
Normal style?
// Yours Jonas

I have about 100 documents that were transferred from a
Mac with Office 98 to a PC with Office XP.  These
documents have specific formatting, and apparently Times
New Roman is slightly larger than the "Times" font on the

I have a document of 9 pages.
I would like to page number the first eight pages and
exclude the nineth.
Any idea on how to do that?

I have a long document and I have A LOT OF different
sections. Each Section has different footer information.
Is there a way to turn off the option Same as Previous as
a default setting so I don't have to do that to each

I have a multipage document that will grow from an initial userform to a
narrative area. I want to insert a form at the end of the document using an
autotext macro. The problem I have is how do I tell word were the end of the
document is, insert a section/page break so the page ...

Word 2000.  When I click Print Preview... it looks like the text on
each page is chopped off 2/3 of the way down.  That is, the bottom 1/3
is blank, even though there is text there.
But the documents print just fine, with nothing cut off at the bottom.

Using Word 2000
I want to make 2 columns of bullet points
I did the following:
Inserted bullet point

I've created a form in word. I want it to only be one page
long and in the text fields I don't want the field
to "grow" or change length when text is entered. Is that
possible?

I have a document which has two columns on the second
page. First column, second page automatically wraps over
into the second column. My problem is this: a Third Page
is created even though there is nothing on it. I'm sure

I would like to reference two different footnotes to only
one word in the text, i.e. I would like the text reference
to read "1,2". However, footnotes 1 and 2 are separate
footnotes. How do I accomplish this?

I am formatting a report with a table of contents and an
index.  I want the table of contents numbered with "i".  I
want the report numbered 1,2,3... with no number on the
first page of the report.  I also want a header/footer but

No matter what I do when I insert the excel worksheet
into word - it will only show on one page - the handles
of the view go off into never never land.  Any idea how
to make word either use the excel page breaks or

I'm having trouble with the dictionaries in Microsoft Word.  No matter what I do, it insists on using the US dictionary
I'm using office XP.  I have tried going to tools - Set Language and selecting English - Australian and setting to default.  The message even says that it's ...

Is there a field code of some sort which I can put in the
header of a document which shows the most recent table of
controls entry and says "Continued"
So if I have a table of contens like this:

I want to write a document in a two-column formatting.  Basically, I
want it so when you get to the end of the left column, it continues on
the right column.  When you get to the end of the right column, it
continues on to the next page's left column, and so on.