I want to create a template.  The template will have two pages with a
different design for each (first page represents the front of a doc, the
second page represents the back of the doc for two-sided printing).  When
necessary, I need Word to auto duplicate the page one design ...

I am hoping someone has a suggestion regarding how to link a body of text
using Word 2003.  We have documentation that has common text.  We want to
key it in one location and then link to it in multiple other locations.  We
are also using Track Changes because our documentation ...

In Word 2007, choose Ctrl+F, type in your search, click Highlight All. This
much works. However, as soon as you continue to type to add more to the
document, all of the highlighting that was just created above disappears.
Also, if you don't type but choose Print to try to print ...

I opened a txt file and the paragraphs were formated for narrow pages.  
How do I fill the width of the page with the text in my word version of
this article.  Here is what it looks like when I paste it into word and
this is what I want it to look like.  The document is 381 pages.

I have to create a 100 page document in Word, and on each page i need the
same graphic.  i created a template and then created a new document from the
template, but when I go to the second page, the graphic is coming with me.
How do I get to set the graphic so that it appears on ...

I have a 13 page TOC, which BTW I am disappointed as only about 65% o
the results are correct requiring me to edit quite a lot of info (pag
no's are OK). I find I cant print the TOC - was told to unlink th
index to press Ctrl+Shift+F9 but it doesn't work for me, when I print

I've been reading tons of tutorials and MVP's tips on how to work with
different header for portrait and landscape page setup (including
Shauna Kelly's biblical article about portrait page numbers in
landscape pages). However, it always seems to apply to normal

Hopefully last question for a while -- I would like to compare
adjoining cells (B1 and C1, B2 and C2, etc.), and change the color of
the C cells which are not identical to their B counterparts.
It would save me an enormous amount of work, but unfortunately I'm not

I have a bunch of DOC files that I need to combine into one master
file. That's no problem, but I need to include the filename before the
insertion of each file. So the master doc should look like this:
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i have a large piece of work for university and im having som
formatting issues!
i have to have the first 3 pages without page numbers
then two pages with roman numerals

How can the amount of indentation for Table of Content heading be
changed?
I've defined two custom headings (no problem there)
I have the first setting set to level 1 and the second set to level 2,

(I am using Word 2002)
I make a template with no Autocorrect feature turned on
in it and save it, and test it by creating new
documents based on that template and see that every

I am working in Word 2003.  I have over one thousand separate documents of
one or two pages of text each.  There are no graphics, tables, etc.  What is
the best way to combine them into a book consisting of one document?  I
don't want to use Master Document as I know it has many ...