I'm trying to get a first page with its own header and footer, a blank second
page with neither header nor footer, a third page (and odd thereafter...)
with an odd-page footer, and a fourth page (and even thereafter...) with an
even-page footer.

I'm translating a long article on biochemistry for an environmental
group; there are several images in the txt graphs, that I've been able to
translate
since the 'edit picture' option is available - now I've come across others

If I wish to take my document to another computer to work on it, what steps
must I take to ensure that my styles -- particularly my numbering styles --
remain intact?
My document has an attached template and I have un-ticked the "automatically

I work with legal docs in Word 2003 in XP. I have a problem with a border
printing around the vertical numbers down the left side of the page on
pleading paper. The only way to access the text box is from the header/footer
view. Going into formatting and page setup options, the ...

In the Table of Authorities dialog box, the "Print Preview" pane shows the
TOA entries broken into 2 lines.  Is there a way to actually accomplish this
without inserting the line-breaks after the table generates (and therefore
having to do it everytime you update the table)?

I know Master docs do not work 100%, but I have to make a template
anyways for another that wants to use the Master and subdocuments
feature.  We are using MSWord 2003, SP2.
I created the Master template and used this to create another template

This is a follow-up to my post to this NG of last week with some specific
questions on creating templates.
All right, here is the what the thesis should be composed of:
- title page (1)