I am running Word 2003.  I have it set to automatically
number my lists.  Unfortunately, it only does this for two
entries then reverts the indentation so I end up with
something like this:

Needing help-
My paragraph format looks like the following.
"3.1.1    Responsibility.   This chapter is a result of a
joint effort between the Office of the Secretary of

Hi
I have a template (as opposed to a document) which has th
'Automatically update document styles' box checked.  The problem is
just don't seem to be able to get rid of it.  I open the templat

  In a password (for tracking changes) protected  document
with embedded link to an Excel sheet the page count in the
header has an additional entry with the original page count
displayed with "strikethrough".  This remains until

I receive long documents from a consultant that uses Word
2000.  The have paragraph numbering up to four levels.  
when I open the document with Word 2002 (Office XP), I
only get the first level of numbering.  All of the sub

I am developing a template in Word 2000.
There is section within the template where the text must be outlined.
I have been able to develop the template so that the first level of
the outlining is waiting for the user to enter data, i.e.:

For numbered and bulleted lists, is there a way to set the default
indentation to something smaller than what it is? I am making an outline
within a column and dont want to start a new line in the middle of the
column when the line above is nearly all the way to the left.

In Word XP, When creating an outline, Word is using the
same bullet for everything, even after you press Enter and
Tab ( which suppose to change icon ) does not work.
I can only find 2 related articles on this, and nothing

I have just combined 5 documents that use auto para numbering.  Is ther
a way to stop them renumbering to the previous documents last para.
As eventually I will be combining a lot of files I don't want to hav
to use the restart numbering option and remember which was the firs

HOW SECTIONPAGES IS EVALUATED WITHIN A HEADER AND FOOTE
When Word evaluates fields within a Header and Footer, the propertie
of the page's first section are used. This can cause problems. Fo
example, consider the following Legal Agreement:

I have a 4-page document that had 2 titles, a paragraph of explanatory
text, then an outline for the rest of the document.  It had been cut
and pasted so much that the outline was a mess.  I saved this document
as a .txt file, removing all formatting except carriage returns.  I

I am using Word XP and Word 2003 on several different machines. I hav
created several documents which rely on Word style sheets fo
formatting (.dot) and are all linked to one style sheet.  When I try t
apply a different style sheet, with a different name (containing th

I have been trying to do this numbering with styles
without success.  It is getting so frustrating.  I don't
know what to do any more.  Just when I think I get it
going correctly, it screws up somehow.

I am formatting a large document for the Red Cross, which includes
several diagrams as appendices, some landscape, some portrait. Many of
these diagrams are from Power Point. In order to get them to fit
properly, I have to change the Orientation under Page Setup at several

I have a problem with page numbering.
I have inserted from the Header & Footer toolbar "Page X
of Y", it displays properly on the screen ie Page 1 of 3
but when I print the three pages it prints like this;