I'm trying to create a long document and need to be able
to choose different parenthetical boilerplate based on the
terms of the deal.  I tried using Master/Subdocs to do
this but when I print, all the links to the unused

I must have enabled some "feature" of in Word 2002 by accident.
When I change one word to "bold" the entire document goes bold.  So I select
"undo" and the entire document goes back to normal leaving that one word in bold.
The same behavior occurs for all other types of formatting ...

please, can anyone tell me how to "push" a footnote down so as it stays at
the level of the lower margin?
I mean (forgive my English), sometimes it happens that I have a page with a
few line on the top and a short footnote but this one isn't at the bottom of

I am using one-row-two-column tables to hold my equations
and corresponding equation-captions (one such table for
each equation+caption). As suggested on the mvps website
in a couple of newsgroups, I am using this very effective

I'm creating a table that has three columns, the third
column of which I put values and add for a total.  That's
all fine.
But every so often within the table I have to put a

I would like to enter a date by typing in this formate
11/2/04 and have WORD automatically re-format it to
November 2, 2004.   Is this possible?  Can you tell me
how to set it up in a Word document/template.

Would the following document attributes qualify the
document as a "long document"?
 - 185 pages
 - 50 links to Excel worksheets

My style list has gotten increasingly cluttered with
things.  I now know how to prevent the changes, but is
there a way to simply get back to the "normal.dot" Word
came with without a complete re-installation?

Customer needs to know the frequency of each word in a
document and then use that to create an index that lists
the page number of the first occurence of the word.