Hey Doug,
I had a reason for asking that question. I was playing with the missing
toolbars problem in Word 2000 and I found a work around.
Here it is:

I usually want only the standard and formatting toolbars
to show; however, the reviewing toolbars always come up.  
I have reset, unchecked, etc.  everything that I can think
of.  I don't want the reviewing toolbars to be a default;

The Reviewing Toolbar (the one activated/deactivated by
selecting: View / Toolbars / Reviewing) started showing
up all the time when I open WORD, after turning this
toolbar on, ONE TIME, just to see what it was.  Now I

I have been able to get the Macro onto a custom toolbar but now I need
to get the procedure for making an icon or button to represent the
macro.  How do I do this?
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I have Word 2002.
Using Windows XP.
Under "File", right after "New" are approximately 30 "New
Works Templates".  I have to scroll down past all these

Does anyone know which file holds the keyboard commands in
the Office programs? I'd like to back them up so I don't
have to keep setting them up when I have to re-install
Word, for instance.

When I try to use the mouse pointer to place the cursor at
the end of a line of text in Word, it instead selects the
entire line of text. This problem seems to be related to
the following observation:

Hi friends
My name is Jamil A. and I have one question if it's
possible so please help me?
But I don't think it's possible?

My Format Painter (the paintbrush on the toolbar) in Word
2002 does not accurately copy the formatting to the
painted text.  For instance, if I try to grab the
formatting from Times New Roman/Bold/12, I will usually

We use macro to do letter merges.  We wanted to copy
these macros to another computer but, unlike WordPerfect,
we cannot copy specific macro files.  We have to copy our
whole normal.dot file to the other computer.

==After text has been entered, if you want to change the
location of existing tabs or add new ones, you must first
select all the text you want affected.
In this case, you shouldn't add new tabs (which will just

I have inserted some comments into a Microsoft Word
document.  Is there a way for the comment windows to
remain visible at all times (instead of the user only
being able to see them when they brush their cursor across

I went to full screan mode and everything was fine.  
Getting out of full screan mode, the writing area moved
way to the right and when I maximize the window, the
writeable area is not in the window.  What is going on?

Thanks for the info on the columns, but I used (2) tabs
instead (to make the 3 columns).
However, when I was done with the document, I wanted to
shift the second and third columns over to the right a

I have Office XP 2002 (for students & teachers).  I have
sucessfully installed the Equation editor and can use it
in power point.  But I do not have the option to insert
this type of object in Word 2002.  I know I can always