Let me do my best explaining my problem...
I have a 185+ page document formatted using Word 2000 (thesis).  I
just printed it and had a few blank pages.  When I looked, the pages
were in the place of  pg 122, 127, and 129. When I went back to the

Please advise in the following situation.
I am using Word 2003.  I have some documents that where
created in Word 97 and Word 2000.  Those documents are
suppose to follow a macro that opens a master document

I have a document that has in excess of 60 tables that are sequentially
numbered using the SEQ Table field code.
I have had to add a number of tables early in the document and find the
sequence identifiers are not all updating.

I have Word2004 and have a 32 page document with 4-5
footnotes a page. I now want to change those footnotes to
endnotes. I do the insert>reference>footnotes>convert and
watch in horror the page numbers at the bottom increase to

there is a possibility to a.s page numbers in the footer
and arrange the documment to see the numbers after page 4?
I do not want to appear the page numbers in the first 3
pages!

Using Word 2002.
Hi, I have a client who has a Coolplex C++ program that is
sending data they need to have merged with a Word
template.  Because this information is sent from a C++

I'm trying to create a word document with the simplest of formats.  I want
the tab length to be 0.5" and I want the return key to trigger a new new.  I
DON'T want any MS Word "smart" formatting where a <return> starts a new line
indented at the depth of the last tab.  I've tried to ...

I have sevearl versions of a theatre script (non-
copyright!) which I have combined all the best bits. They
all use various formatting, different fonts, line
spacing, etc. I have now combined my final script. How

Hi all, I am trying to create "levels" as Word XP calls them, but I only
have Word 2000 (SP 3).  Can you tell me if using the promote/demote buttons
are the same as setting a "level".  If not, is there any way to create a
level in W2000?

I am using Microsoft Word 2000 on Windows NT.
For my dissertation, I need the figure to be on its own page.  Let's
say I have three pages:  page 1 is text, page 2 has a figure, and page
3 is text.  I would like the text to be able to flow around the figure

I have a document with footnotes.  On some of the pages
the footnote starts high up on the page and there are a
few blank lines at the bottom of the page.  The text
could be in the middle of a sentence which should really

I work with large documents with headings and signature
blocks.  I want the headings to stay on the same page
with at least 2 lines of text in the following paragraph
and I want the signature block to be on the same page

I am using Word 2003 and am trying to use RD to create a TOC for
multiple docs.
My problem is that when I try to type {RD 'file.doc'} s soon as I type
the 'D' of RD the curly brackets disappear.

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I write long document. Many "Header 3" entries.
I generate TOC. It stacks everything up:
Songs ..................................................... 1

Please advise in the following situation.
I am using Word 2003.  I have some documents that where
created in Word 97 and Word 2000.  Those documents are
suppose to follow a macro that opens a master document