I must work on documents of 250 pages. But when I make a page-setting before
the impression after having updated the table of contents, I realize that
subtitles are moved on the last line of a page or white spaces occupy most
of certain pages. This seems due to the repagination ...

I am writing a document and using Heading 1, 2 & 3 styles.  I want
each heading that is starting on a new page, to appear at the very top
of the page...not one or more lines down from the top, but at the very
top.

I've got some large documents that are infested with hyperlinks to
website pages.  I've forgotten how to remove them en masse.  Or how to
save the document without the hyperlinks.  I'm using Word 2002.  Can
someone help?  

            every time I make a change to a section of text in Word, it
changes all the text in the entire document.  I then have to click Undo
Automatically Update Style to get what I actually wanted.  How do I stop
this, because it's driving me mad.  I've turned everything off ...

I have a document template which is 3 pages long.
The first is a cover sheet
The second is a table of contents
The third is blank ready for text to be entered

I am writing a very long document in word 2002 (say 300 pages) divided
into 7 chapters. All the chapters are based on one template (Thesis).
All the documents based on this style are set to update styles. The
template contains a style called Caption Body which applies the