No matter how many times I change it, I find that my headings always have
indentation after text (Paragraph/Indents and Spacing/Indentation After
Text).
I want the value always to be set to 0.

I am using outline numbering in my document.  I want to
generate levels one and two in my table of contents.  In
level two I have the heading and text after the heading in
the same paragraph.  How do I tell the table of contents

I would like to do the following:
Print Screen:  #1
Text Document:   #1
Print Screen:  #2

There is a particular document I use in Word 2000 and
always run into the same problem. The document is actually
a mail merge (catalog) result that can be several pages.
To get to the point, I have page numbering set up in the

i want to create a list as follows:
1     heading 1
2     heading 2
2.2   heading 2.2

I need to be able to change the number list from
aa.
bb.
cc.

We would like to create an autonumbered list that only lists odd or
even numbers. For example, the list generated would be.
1.
3.

I have created an autotext entry which is one clause with some sub
lettering ... like this
1.    Clause text
            a) sub clause text

On the trouble PC, documents with multiple page numbers
in Word 2002 print "Page X of X" in the footer for every
page instead "Page X of Y" like it should be.  Printing
the same document from another PC works just fine.  

When numbering pages in word 2000 as follows:
Page    1    of    2 - there are tabs between each component
the total number of pages prints ok on each page printed.
If I use a space between the components the total no of pages is alway

I tried to create the list number dummy style that Dave Rabo explained
in the 2001-06-01 MailMerge & Automatic Numbering article, but it is
not working correctly for me.  I am using Word in Mac OS X to create
longer (200 word) technical documents.  I created the list level 1

Do you know how to search a particular newsgroup (such as
this one on numbering) for a certain keyword without
actually going to each page and then 'find' on each page,
as I feel it may save time for all who use this website,

I use cross-references to paragraph numbers a lot.  I am
constantly annoyed by how that every time I insert a
cross-reference, the text in document I am writing is
automatically scrolled so that the cursor is located at

I used the bullets and numbering feature to automatically
number a long list. Now I would like to delete some of the
items in the list, but preserve their original numbers.
Every time I try to do this, Word automatically renumbers

I am using software ENDNOTE 5 for references in Word 2000.
I select some reference in endnote file (extension .enl)
and come to Word, and in the Endnote toolbar,
click "Insert selected citation". After doing this for