Here is my situation.  I have an existing document which has existing
Normal Template styles implimented throughout.  I took some pieces of
example text from this document and put them into a new document.
These example texts include an example header, sub header, and text (I

I am trying to create a cross reference in my document's text to Footer
text. What I have are several appendices, which I have labeled Appendix
A, Appendix B, etc in the footers of those pages.  In my text, I would
like to refer to these appendices.  For example, in my text I would

I've developed a series of document templates (although they have been
supplied to the customer as .doc not as .dot). The customer has
reported problems with my heading styles, list styles, etc getting
corrupted. So far I haven't been able to solve why the corruption

I’m working with a large document that I inherited.  It has about 150
section breaks (due to flipping back and forth between portrait for
text and landscape for figures).  Due to the different orientations,
none of these section breaks are set to “same as previous”.

Folks:
1. Permanently unsetting Heading 1/2/3 TOC
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We work with some docs that are assembled by copy-and-paste from other docs.

Folks:
Are there any useful tools for analyzing and troubleshooting Word docs?
I'm thinking along the lines of a tool that might read (via Automation) all
the data in the Word document model, and present all the data in some

It keeps wanting us to switch to the other document by going to Window
on the menu and selecting the other document.  We want the two windows
to open in seperate instances of Word so we can put them side by side.
One will be a copy we got back from the proofer and the other the

Does anyone know how MS Word decides something is a "Table" or
"Figure"? When I look in cross-reference, I only have two of my tables
listed and no figures. When I create a Table of Figures or Tables it
seems to have found a whole bunch more.

I know this isn't much to go on but I have to try.  I have a user that
believes his word document is getting too large to work with.  It is full of
tables and had a logo inserted into the first page.  He gets to the point
where he gets an error that his document has a corrupted ...

This strange thing happened a few days ago and I can't remember what I
did to start it and can't figure out how to stop it.
For example,
1.   Level1

Hello, Is there a difference between the "Auto Text" and the Building
Blocks" Feature? or maybe the Building Block is the same as "Auto Text"
only with a new name in Office 2007? Appriciate any help, Thanks,
FunkyFish

I work with long documents with many section breaks (mostly page
breaks, but occasionally there are continuous breaks).  In my problem
document, I have mysterious invisible section breaks that I can't seem
to delete.  I've tried every view possible in Word 2002, but I cannot

I'm doing a long document in Word 2003 on XP with not enough time to learn
my soon-to-be answer to Word, Adobe Framemaker.  The document is a set of
species accounts and each page begins with a small table containing Latin
and common names and Family for each species.

Hi, I have a document in which it seems completely impossible to make
the TOC 3 style unbold. Here's what I've tried and learned:
1. TOC 3 is based on TOC 2, which is itself not a bolded style.
2. When I go to the Modify Style dialog box for TOC 3 and make it bold

I want to create a document which displays small amounts of information on
each page, navigated by hyperlinks. However, I need a section at the end
which is a summary of all the information and can be printed without printing
all the other stuff.