I've inserted a subdocument in a master doc and now
whenever I open the master, the subdoc appears only as a
link.  I have to change to the outline view and expand it
to display the content of the subdoc.

I am trying to create a document that will print just
like a bible. I would like to have two columns with
footnotes evenly divided.
Secondly I would really like to have Four columns (two

Occasionally, when using Microsoft Eq Editor (v3.0), I
will go to the "style" option in the menu bar and change
the style, but when I go back, the change I "requested"
was not retained.  (Style change from math to text, it

I could view full footnotes (19 of them altogether) in office word
2000 but when I view the same file in word 2002 or word xp, some
footnotes disappeared though the number is still there
(1,3,7,10,17,19). I save the same file in word 2000 as rtf format and

Your solution worked perfectly, thank you so much!!
Robert Advised:
Regina wrote:

When I insert a cross reference into a document, when I
update the references Word seems to put in a page break
after the cross reference.  Does anyone know a solution
for this, or if there is a fix for it ?

In using Word 2002, I inserted a TOC but it's not
appearing, however Word does ask me if I want to replace
the existing table (there is none).  I have a Table of
Figures & Tables & made sure there was a paragraph mark

I am writing an academic thesis and my advisor has
requested that my page margins be 1 1/2 and the page
numbers at 1 1/4. The page numbers are at the top right.
I can get them 1 1/4 from the top, but I can't figure out

Does anyone know how to make the page numbers in an index
hyperlinked like the TOC?
Jodi

I have a client requirement to use Word's default style
for headings, but all of the Normal.dot templates I can
find have altered heading styles. Is there any way to set
styles back to the factory default?

I am using MS Word 2000, SP3
I have created a style called 'figure'.  I then used this style to create a
table of figures.  So, while in the main body of the text the reader will
see Figure 1. Location map of study area, in the table of figures, I want to

I am using Word 2002 on an XP machine. I am preparing templates that may be
used by Word 2000 users also.
Essentially what I want to do is have a macro button for the user to use to
insert a new section in the doc and have a new watermark (part of our

Dear NG,
A colleague told me how to stop Word printing page 1 of 1, page 2 of 2, page
3 of 3 etc years ago, but I've forgotten.  Help!
Thanks,

I have spent a year and a half trying to update and
simplify MS Word styles.  (There seems to be some conflict
within Word that alters styles if copied or moved -
conventionally or through the style toolbar).  For

I'm composing a long training document. I would like to include a "Return To
Top"-style hyperlink at the foot of each page to enhance navigation. I've
inserted a hyperlink in a footer, which works, but it actually requires 3
clicks to use -- the first double-click "activates" the ...