I got a Word document from someone with track changes
turned on.  I have never been in the document before,
however, when I opened it it shows me as the author of
some of the changes in the document. In addition, the

I've several documents that use linked files to include
some .doc texts that must change often.
My problem is that, when we made those documents, the
linked file path were "\\server\pages\include1.doc" and

I am writing a book and adding each chapter when it is
finished to a master file. It has worked fine cutting and
pasting the chapter (with no page numbers) to the end of
the master file, which automatically adds page numbers to

I use Word 2002 for a multi-chapter manual with
appendixes. I use Shauna Kelly's great article on "How to
Number Headings and Figures in Appendixes. . ." In
Appendix A, there are both portrait and landscape pages.

I am trying to insert one word file into another (or even
paste) but when I do all of the formatting changes of the
document I am inserting. How do I stop it from changing?

I have a long document that has two columns that are both
justified.  The problem is that when the last line in the
paragraph is justified, there are large spaces between the
words because it is a short line.  Is there any way to

Which of the fonts that Microsoft has in the standard Word installation in
XP are good for books?
I have purchased some books on typography which have been helpful, but I
really need to know more specifically what are the reasons for one font over

In a nutshell, here's the issue:
Whenever I open a doc in Word 2003, I see index entries, whether or not I've
got Show/Hide on Show. To get rid of the entries, I have to go into
Tools>>Options>>View and deselect "Hidden text". However, the codes come

No matter what I do nothing seems to be working. Even
though I am in the second section or any other non-first
section, the "Same as previous" button continues to be
dimmed. Can anyone help me. If possible tell me step-by-

I am looking for 2 kinds of special effect fonts I can use in Word 2002 for
short text inserts:
1. English letters that look like old "Gothic" print.
2. English letters that look as if they were Hebrew letters.