I have a section for which I'd like a numeric footer that numbers the pages
in the section.
The document is 2 pages long.  The section in question is only 1 page long.
I'd like the section footer to be '1 of 1'.  But it comes up as '1 of 2' no

I have grayed out buttons on my outline tool bar the split, merge, lock
buttons and others are not available? Also I thought there was a way to open
an outline file condensed, I can save the document condensed but when I open
it is fully expanded?

I'm trying to update the TOC my team has been using for ages.
Originally, the goal was to add chapter numbers as a prefix to the page
numbers. After changing the built-in styles around, I accomplished
that. Now, as I'm changing the TOC around to look for my updated

I have a list that will be numbered 1 -200.  How can I keep Word from
creating such a big gap with the tripple digit numbers?  It completely throws
off the columns.
Example:

I'm trying to create an outline in MSWord, and then another outline
within that outline. The embedded outline should have a different
format from the first outine. When I try to continue the first outline,
Word obstinately insists that if I want to continue an outline, it will

I want to create a template which has outline numbering in legal
format. I am almost there but I have a little problem:
1. I want the body text to be numbered as well in the same sequence.
2. The body text is formatted differently from the headings

Word 2002 SP3
I have been trying to set up styles to do the following headings:
I. = Heading 1
1.1 = Heading 2

I have an issue with some styles that incorporates numbering, the styles have
been saved into Word 2003 as Heading 1, Heading 2 etc.
Each heading has the following style numbering applied e.g. Heading 1 has
1. Text

I have a row of cells which is a part of a bigger word document. In this row
I want to write a date in the cell to the left (e.g. by using "fill in
fields" and then automaticly calculate the date of the day after in the next
cell and so on.

Word 2002 SP3
OK... I thought I had Bullets and Numbering tamed.
How presumptious!
I use the Shauna Kelly's set up to format a BulletedList

When I add a bullet point to a paragraph (by clicking on the bullet toolbar button) the left indent
and the hanging indent both move by 0.63cm to the right. Also, a tab stop is added at 1.27cm to the
right of the original indent position. I would prefer it if the left indent ...

I probably already know the answer (can't want that) but I just have to ask
anyway.
Is there a way to set the section number in the middle of a document?
Using the Insert -> Page Numbers and clicking the Format... button allows

Is it possible to set up numbering in Word so that the level 1 doesn't
actually have a number, but level 2 still has a number for level 1?  Like
this:
Some text here on the first level

I have the following HeadingStyle setup:
Heading 1 through Heading 4 are used for Chapter-headings
Heading 6 through Heading 9 are used for Appendix-headings
Heading 5 need NOT be in the Table of Contents

I've searched through the archive and checked the instuctions, but I
can not find how to reset the numbering. There is a total dismatch
between chapter numbers and page numbering referrring to the chapters.
My tables of Contents looks like: