can u give me the direct link...i didnt see any fax template. thanks!
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       I have a document formatted as a bookfold on legal paper, landscaped.  
Once printed, I can chop the sheets in half, and have a manual that is
8.5" tall by 7" wide.  Somewhere in the middle of printing my fourth one,
the printer stopped.

I get this error when using Word 2003 to open files saved in Word 2000.
     Word experienced an error trying to open the file. Try these
suggestions.
       * Check the file permissions for the document or drive.

i am creating a procedure (process) flow in a word document and need t
be able to hide the figures. i cannot remmeber how to do that. when
click the "FIGURE A" word, it will show the figure below it by unhidin
it.... and subsequently, when you click the "FIGURE A" word again, i

If someone sends you a document with track changes turned on in it, how do
you turn it off?  I tried accept all changes but then it adds more tracking
when I change something.
It was easy in Office 2000 and before - turn it off!.  Now the menus have

I have created a template (.dot) with the page layout: 210,00 mm width
and 120,00 height (Portrait).
Is there any easy way to change the Page length for a given page in a
document or do I have to use Section breaks?

When I import text from other documents, the text is broken into irregular
strings.  Is there an easy way to connect them, without having to go through
line by line?

I'm using Word 2000.  Suddenly, whenever I press Control+B to apply
direct formatting, I get a heading style -- sometimes heading 2, 4, or
6.  The bolded text then shows up in the document map.  I do not want
to apply a style.  

I have a long document created with most pages 8.5 by 11 inches in size.
I've inserted a few large tables (11" x 17") using odd-page section breaks.
Wherever the previous section ends on an odd page due to text length, Word
creates an extra blank page (did I mention I've got this ...

I'm trying to create a procedure that searches for certain words and
then formats those words.  Two problems:
1. If I have a word(s) highlighted when I start the macro, it formats
the selection...even though it hasn't found anything yet.

I am trying to create an auto text entry containing a borderless table.
I create de borderless table, select the table and then I create the
autotext entry.
When I envoke the Autotext entry related to this table, Word gives my a

Hallo, I have documents with many > signs, which I would like to replace to a
greater equal sign. When I copy this sign to replace window, the sign is not
displayed correctly (instead of greater equal sign a square symbol is
displayed) and the replacement is not possible. What am ...

I haven't been able to find this answer in the discussion groups; I'd
appreciate
help, whether in the form of an answer or pointing me in the right
direction.

I have seen the FAQ on Indexing by Word on the MVP site saying that
Word cannot automatically generate and index. But, as stated in the web
page, this was for Word 2002.
Since word has been updated since that time, has indexing support improved?

I have tried several Word 2 PDF converters, including Adobe's 'Print PDF'
print driver and I can't get the hyperlinks for, say the Table of Contents,
to work in the resultant PDF file.
I have Acrobat 6 at my disposal but that requires an intermediate step: