I have a 150 page pdf file of instructions I plan to use as a guide for
self-directed instruction on using a very busy program; Fidelity's Active
Trader Pro. I'd like to be able to convert the thing to a Word 2003 document
but can't find anything in Word's Help file that ...

Not really the right place for this post but I can't find a group dedicated
to Microsoft Office Document Imaging (MODI) so please forgive me trying my
luck here as I've found you're a very clever bunch!
I have a client who recieves documents in TIF format (they are scans of

I want to have my document look like this:
Day 1
 Day 1-1 Headinga
 Day 1-2 Headingb

One of my clients is using Word 2002 SP3 and has a 'style' and 'modify
style' option under the Format menu. Her assistant does not have this
option (but she does have the 'style & formatting' option. Does anyone
know how to add these to her menu?

in a large document all the fonts changed! Heading 1 from fontsize 20
to fontsize 12, Heading 2 from 16 fontsize to 12 fontsize etc.
If I start a new document everything works perfect.
Automatically update document style is unchecked and was unchecked also

can anyone tell me the difference between using a master doc in outline
view and inserting a file using "insert as link"

I have some doubts about whether to split a long document that I'm
writing at the moment into separate files.
From what size, and maybe, for what type of content, is it worth to
separate a word document into separate files? for example: one file for

Can the default for new section headers and footers be changed to be *not*
'Same as previous'?  (I know how to turn 'Same as Previous' off once the
section is created - how do I change the default for newly created sections?)

I have apparently autoformated a horizontal line across my doc that
stubbornly refuses to be deleted.
I wanted only to put double dashes part way across the page but it
expanded from margin to margin and I can't figure out how to removef

I created a two page sheet of text in Outline View. When I checked Print
Preview, my outline was gone.
I've never had much success controlling outlines over the past 20 years I've
been using Word. I thought I could just go to Format/Styles and Format and

We have created a program in VB & VBA that assists users in creating midsize
documents daily.  There will be one file for each day anywhere from 3-25
pages in length.  We need to combine these documents once a year into one
large file to be published into a book.  The document is ...

           I am using Word 2002 and a later version of word.  Both are on
Win XP machines, and both have the same problem.  It's important that I find
a solution because it affects a lot of documents.
           I am a teacher, working with other teachers; and I am making up

By default, a style-based TOC uses styles Heading 1, Heading 2, and
Heading 3.  The TOC levels can be changed to link to any arbitrary
style under the "options" menu.  Is there any way to make that change
permanent, for example, in a template?  I haven't been able to figure

Some of my users are having copy documents created automatically.
They're called 'copy of doc 1 etc'.   Any idea how this can happen?

Is there anything I can do to make it easier to scroll within large
documents?
I have a very large document that I am trying to edit in Word. By large, I
mean 1077 pages.