In Word 2000 I created a number style (Number) that works fine. When I'm ready to restart the sequence, I click Format > Bullets & Numbering > Restart option button. But I created a second numbering style (NumberIndented) that is indented and uses a different sequence format (a, ...

Somehow, the outline numbering of my document has gotten completely messed
up.
I had it working at one point, but now it isn't, and Word refuses to
correct it.

I have two sections in my document.  the first contains the itroduction and
preface etc and I would like these pages to be numbered using Roman format.
The second section has all the chapters and I would like the page numbers to
be 1, 2, 3 etc.

I am having almost the same problem with Word 2002.  I have all of the
patches up to date but I still get documents that are numbered 1of 1,
2 of 2, 3 of 3...  The strange thing is that the same document will
print correctly once in a while.  I have tried 3 different printers,

When I click on numbering button I receive the list as
1.
2.
3.

I hope someone out there can help me.  I find the
pagination of Word to be the most annoying, un-user
friendly and frustrating experience I have.  I'm an
editor and cannot paginate documents, leaving the title

Has numbering been fixed in Word 2003? Or is it the same mess it was in Word 97 & 2000? I refused to upgrade to Word XP because numbering was essentially the same, and went to WordPerfect instead--but I'm too used to the Word keystrokes, etc., and integration with Outlook. Does ...

I have a document that i have applied a customized
outlined numbering style (Es: 1, 1.1, 1.1.1, etc...). In
the document Heading 1, 2, 3 etc are bold (both the
numbering and the text) However, when I create the TOC I

I have Office XP Professional and my WORD 2002
application. I am putting together a list of things and I
am using the numbering option. When I reached 100, the
indention (gap between the number 100 and the first

I want to start or restart the page number to the desired number without having to use the Insert/Page Number command. This way of paginating a document is limitating and frustrating. It inserts a page number that floats over the text like the figures copied into a Word 97 ...

I am using Word 2000 with Win2000.
I often need to refer to a series of figures or tables in
a document.  However, I haven't been able to "figure" out
how to refer to a figure by number alone.  The result is a

I'm not sure whether this is off topic, if so please
accept my apologies.
I'm currently using Word 2000 to amend existing documents
created in Word 98. This problem occurs in both versions.

What is the shortcut key for inserting a bullet into a
document?

I have followed the advice in Andrew Gabb's "Using Word 97 for Complex
Documents", to enable me to get the Appendix pages in a document
numbered
"A-1".

In Word 2000 - I do not want the numbering (numbers) to
ident.  I can change this for one document but cannot
seem to make it the default.  Also, Word 2000 will not
capitalize the first letter in my numbered list like it