My caption looks like - Figure 1-2. Description...
And the code looks like - Figure { STYLEREF 1 \s }-{ SEQ Figure \* ARABIC \s
1 }
What I want is to have the words "Figure 1-2." in bold, but the text

I will soon be taking 7 large documents (with unknown
formatting) and placing them together into one larger
document with standardized formatting.  I thought about
using the Master Document feature in Word 2002 but now I

heres a fun one:
i mail-merged a 2-page letter, and ended up with a 328
page word file...chocked full of page 1 and 2.
each newly-merged letter begins a new section, and each

I am trying to find an easy way of pushing out our new
corporate styles other than replacing every users
Normal.dot on Word 2000 which obivously requires visiting
each PC.

I have now set up my document using styles & formatting.  
Great.
Is there any way I can "lock" the styles I have created?  
ie if someone else comes along and uses my style - but

Hi Sara,
    I tried to do what u asked me to do. After inserting
the section breaks (for each page) I tried to use the
header and footer tool bar to disconnect the header with

Hi! When I insert a header or a footer in the document,
the matter typed into any header is automatically taken
by the other headers. Is there anyway I can type in
matter into each header individually without affecting

I have used Word for years, and believe I once knew how to do this,
but am getting myself more confused, the more I try and the more I
read.
I am using Word 2000.

Within a Word document and a PDF file I am trying to post a url that
finds a specific location in a pdf. The link I have works within an
Internet Browser but not within a Word document or PDF file. The
problem is surrounding the "#" sign in the url. Word and Adobe are not

I rec'd a document where the footnotes are done in
different styles.  The default style of all new footnotes
is not the style the user wants.  How can I set a new
default style for all FUTURE INSERTED footnotes?  I know

I have a document title that has the character ® in
superscript format. I have then inserted this title as
fields throughout my long document. I face two problems:
1. The inserted field does not take the superscript format

am putting together a book of historical documents from my library. I have
visitors to my library and I think that I could do a book on them.
I am going to use 8 1/2 X 11 inch pages of acid free paper but not finished
paper. I have two fonts I need, one for my text explaining the ...

I have several long word documents that have passed
through several reviewings (red, blue,etc).  Now I'm
through with the reviews and want to turn this function
off.  I discovered that I can "show FINAL" which seems to

I am at wit's end in trying to get Word 2000 to reformat
all the endnotes for a 236 page document.  Any ideas?

The usual preamble I'm new to this group and to the depth and
capabilities of Word(2000 for now). I'm am, or was, a casual user but
just inherited a local newsletter. The old newsletter was a series of
cut and paste ala with scissors and tape by a delightful non-computer