When the "Save As" window appears for me to save a document, there is a gray
colored vertical bar on the left side of that window with a list of folders.  
How can I either replace or add a folder to that list of icons?

When I open a document, there are a number of icons in the left pane to
choose from, My Recent Documents, Desktop, My Documents, etc.  How do I add
a new location to this pane?
Thanks

One of my coworkers created a sign in word.  Now when ever you open a blank
document the sign is there and the font is 100.  How can I set it to open as
the default blank document with normal spacing and font?  

I am having a problem removing the Blogger toolbar which got installed
somehow on my Word 2003. I have followed the instructions in the Help section
of Word (Toolbars/Customize/etc), but the toolbar keeps reinstalling
everytime I restart the program. Does anyone know how I can ...

I've created a custom style list in normal.dot which means that when
'Custom' is chosen at the bottom of the style task pane in the 'Show:'
field only the custom styles appear in the pane.   When a user changes
the setting in the 'Show' field and then tries to return to the custom

I have XP Home and XP office.
When I open any Word file to read, and even if I did not do any alterations
or editing, it will ask me if I want to save the changes when I want to
close the file. But I did not make any changes. This is annoying. How can I

System: Dell Opti Flex, 1gb memory, winxp pro, MSoffice 2003
I use a macro called 'get files' to open 50 text files at a time -
here is the code for the macro, to which I have made no changes:
Public Sub GetFiles()

I've recently upgraded to Word 2002 (Office XP) and am finding reviewing
documents a real pain - essentially because I can't for the life of me find
the reviewing toolbar! I've looked everywhere I can think of (the obvious
place being 'view' > 'toolbars') and have even tried ...

How do you lock your toolbars in Word so that the icons and menus that you
set...stay there.
Also, my icons on my toolbars are large and I want them to be smaller...any
ideas?

I REALLY dislike them but can't figure out how to get rid of them - can
someone please let me know how to set the drop down menu so ALL options are
listed?
Thanks!

When I start MS WORD 2000 I can type and use the menu bars for Edit, View,
etc but I cannot use File.  If I click on File I get a message that
"Micorsoft Word for Windows has encountered a problem and needs to close.  We
are sorry for the inconvenience. ...."  

Every time I try to compose or forward an email (Outlook 2003), my toolbars
rearrange.  I also would like to get ride of the Acrobat toolbar in Outlook
and Word 2003 (I still want Word to print to Acrobat to create a *.pdf
document).  I currently have 3 toolbar rows in addition ...

I posted this under General Questions, then realized that it may be more
appropriate here.  Sorry for double posting.
I am using Word 2003 on Windows XP SP2 and an HP Laserjet 4250PS printer.  
When I select the Print command from the File menu, there's a very long delay

My toolbar for Acrobat Pro 6.0 in Word does not always appear. Sometimes
it does and sometimes it doesn't. I can't seem to find the reason why,
because it only happens in Word but never in Excel, Powerpoint or
Outlook. Could somebody help me out with this problem? I use Office ...

I created a custom template for Word 2000 complete with toolbars and
extensive macros governing the styles and format to be used.  The template is
currently saved to my template folder: C:\document and Settings\[user name]\
application Data\Microsoft\Templates.