Is it possible to make a bullet list (numbered or not)
expandable/collapsible? I have a pretty detailed bullet list with many
layers -- indentations. I would like the list to be collapsed initially so
that only the main points are visible. Then user should be able to expand

How can I include just part of a numbered paragraph in a Table of
Contents in Word XP? I am using Outline Numbering linked to Heading
Styles.  Unlike Word 2000, the Marking Entry feature is not available.
I've been told to use the Style Separator. But I am having problems

I am working on a document template that should support continuous
outline numbering for headings as well as for paragraphs.
I have previously created a numbered heading list in which the
different levels has been linked to styles. These levels has also been

I have created two tables with each item of text within table one bullet
numbered. The numbering is also in a seperate column to the text.
When cross referencing from the second table to the first table I am
selecting insert, cross-reference, numbered item and paragraph numer (no ...

Sorry if this has been explained.
I am trying to make a four answer multiple choice answer sheet in the
following format:
1. A)

I need the following setup:
ITEM x
    x.1 first line
    x.2 second line

Hi experts,
I would like to add tags to a document with the following
requirements:
1.  The tag has two counters

Hi, all.
I'm using Word 97, on a long lived (two years) document of around 250 pages.  It is
a technical document, using outline numbering.  The symptoms of the problem are
that:

I tried going through all your threads to see if this question was answered
before, but I couldn't find anything. I'm creating "chapters" in Word, with
outline numbering. (Word 2003). However, Word quits midway in keep all the
numbering continuous. This is how it looks: (there is ...

Usually number my headings through defining each one of them as a
style.  Now, when I use (format bullets and numbering) to restart the
numbering of some heading in a long document, the command is ignored.
Does anyone know how to go around this?  Generally how can one keep

I start with defining few styles before typing my document, e. g. body
text, few headings with first group numbered with Latin numerals, then
capital letters then Arabic numerals and so forth.  After progressing
with typing, the six or seven styles I start with multiply on their

I am having a most annoying problem.  In Word 2000 I can set up OL
numbering in the desired format.  When I press Enter I go to the next
numbered level corresponding with the level I just completed.  To indent
further and go to a lower heading/numbering level I press tab and bingo,

Not al  numbering,  but...
Word XP is driving me demented! I have a document with an odd number of
pages set to print duplex (on my Brother 1670N duplex printer). It prints
fine from Word 2000. In Word XP,  it prints in reverse order (whether I

I am a bit of a novice when it comes to using TOC's but have managed
to bundle my way through all the formatting etc, just 1 remaining
problem.
Currently my document looks like this:

OK enough of the obvious jokes - "Yeah, ya 'aint got no style dude!":)
Anyway I have some word documents which have a style structure so the
documents look consistent. It goes something like
Header1