When I open Word 2007 it defaults to the HOME tab on the top of the screen.
When this other girl opens hers it does not. She has to click HOME
everytime.
How do I fix hers to always goto HOME on startup?

If you've installed Word 2007 and are missing the old
menus, or being able to customize and float toolbars,
there's a new utility you may want to check out:
http://www.toolbartoggle.com

Co-worker developed a form and wanted to create a drop-down list but
couldn't figure out how to do it.
I did it on my computer, but when I got to hers, I saw that the LOCK icon on
the FORMS toolbar was disabled.

I have Word 2003 Pro. and when I access the short keys:
ALT + T to access the Tools submenu but it does not work. What happen is that
When I do ALT+T(Tools) and press W (Word counts) - it will take me to
Windows. Or ALT+T and A (for AutoCorrect Options) - it will take me to Table

I'm using Word XP on XP Pro/MCE 2005.  There are lots of functions that make
a DING sound when they're done.  Now that I'm listening to music on my
computer while I work, I have the volume turned up.  And the DING is really
L*O*U*D!

I've got Word 2003 running on Vista and I was working in Word earlier,
closed it down and then opened it up again and my customized toolbars
are missing buttons.  I had used them earlier, and not they're not
showing up at all, even when I open up old documents.

In Word 2003, with the Styles and Formatting sidebar open and "Available
Formatting" selected I have several styles that I want to delete that are
not being used and won't be used in my doc.  When I select the style I get
the usual pop-open screen and I click Delete... no problem ...

I'd appreciate help to recover the "Make Columns"
button (from a block of highlighted text), on the
toolbar in MSWord2000.  I have had to reload to
a new hard drive.  Now I can't find it, and need

I wrote a macro which enters into full-screen mode when I do certain
formatting.
I now like to define the view word goes into (page width) after I exit
full-screen mode. Preferably I like to hook that macro to the virtual button

I never saw this before but it seems to be real.
Using Word 2003, I have templates on our company Server. The templates
contain customizations such as macros, toolbars and autotext. When opened by
our foreign branches with VPN links to our server, the docs made from the

I want to make the ActiveDocument.SendMail command in Word 2003 conditional
when the File>Send to>Mail recipient as attachment command is chosen.
How do I "hijack" it into a Word macro for conditional manipulation before
sending it to Outlook?

I have a set of Word Macros that I want to run from a custom menu.  I want to
be able to have these menus (and submenus) show up for a set of Word
documents that I keep in a certain folder.  In other words, my menu would
show "File, Edit, View, Insert, Tools, Window, Help, Topics ...

I downloaded a template from MS website and clicked the option to have
'template help'.
This appears on the right Pane  when you open the template. Never need it so
would like to remove it now but can not figure out.