I am having a problem getting my page numbers to print.  The numbers ar
on the monitor screen but not on the pages coming out of the printer.
Any solutions will be appreciated
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Has anyone heard that heading/numbered styles can't be used in a table?
I've been asked to check into this tale, and after much time searching
support dbs, I've found nothing about this.
Thanks!

Dear Bruce,
Thanks for the macro.  In XP when I stepped through it, it
recognised the level of numbering but the List Number
comes up as 3 (not 4 as you suggested in your 2nd para).  

For some reason when I am creating a bulleted list and
hit the tab key to change to the second bullet level, the
cursor simply tabs, without indenting the bullet or
changing the bullet to the second level bullet.

I need to add a zero into Word's normal numbering so that
I get 1.01 instead of 1.1.  My problem arises when I get
to 1.10.  I get 1.010, and that's not what I want.  Can
anyone help?  Thanks in advance.

Usually, when I create multi-page documents for
distribution as class handouts, I use the format Page 1 of
4, Page 2 of 4 etc.  This used to work perfectly for me
using either the Insrt Autotext method - Page X of Y, or

We have just upgraded to Word XP from 2000.
I created a style containing six levels of legal style
numbering which you could change levels using the
tab/shift+tab keys called

In Word 2000 I have inserted a TOC, the paragraph style for 2nd level items
is correctly TOC 2 (with tabstops at .5" 6.49" as defined in the style.)
However a directly formatted tab appears at 1.2" (Shift+F1 shows that there
is a directly formatted tab present.)

I am trying to format a document that identifies Page X of
Y in a Section and Page X of Y for the entire document.  
I'm trying to get this basic format and my challenge is
specifically the sequential page number is a section

I use a company-created template for my documents and have a recurring problem with the Numbering style.
When I move to a new section of my document and want to restart numbering from 1 (versus "continue previous list"), the indentation changes.  It is set in the template at Left ...

This only happens on one paragraph in my document.  When I
save the document it looks like this: -
4    HEADING
4.1  Paragraph containing text .....

Does any know how to write chemical formula in word. Like
CO2 or H2O, where 2 is not on the same line. And also oC
or oF (temprature).
your help would be grately appreciated

On a Word 2002 file that is only 10 pages long that has been receive
via e-mail, about half way through I am attempting to change the colo
of the font and am getting the message 'The number must be between
and 600.' On the top part of the file, font color can be changed, o

I am trying to number gift certificates.  I am using a
document with three cerficicates in it.  I want the
number to incrument based on how many I print.  EXAMPLE
if I print 10 pages I want the number to start at 4001,

Everywhere I read about creating lists in Word, it says that I should never
use the Numbering button on the Tool Bar, but instead define a style with a
numbering scheme. I have been trying out different things, and there is one
thing that puzzles me (I hope you can follow me here):