Sorry to bother you all with this, but i just haven't found an answer to my
problem anyware. I would just like to know, how can I number an MS Word
document ignoring the sections (just number the pages sequentially, not
bothering if there are sections there or not)?

I'm running Word 2003.
I've created a numbered list style.
When I use the style for a second time in the document the numbering picks
up from where it left off previously.

I have created heading styles for appendices according to Shauna Kelley's
instructions. So, Word heading 7, 8, and 9 are the first, second, and third
level headings for appendices with numbering A, A.1, A.1.1, B -- etc.
When I insert a cross reference (numbered item) to an appedix ...

We had a power outage the other day. Now the formatting (specifically,
bulleting) in my files has gone wonky.  When I try to bulletize or
enumerate a paragraph, it bulletizes/enumerates every single line in the
file -- headings, Normal, blank lines, all styles, everything.

How can I change numbering from horizontal to vertical?

I have to covert over 200 documents to a common style, and I've spent the
last few weeks planning the conversion process, but I having a problem that
is preventing me from making this project a little less painful, and any help
would be appreciated.

I've created styles for appendices following Shauna Kelley's instructions (to
the letter!) So Word's heading styles 7, 8, 9 are being used for appendices,
with a numbering convention of A, A.1, A.1.1, B, etc.
This numbering is working properly. But, when I put a cross-reference to ...

I've created styles for appendices following Shauna Kelley's  (and
others')instructions (to the letter!) So Word's heading styles 7, 8, 9 are
being used, with a numbering convention of A, A.1, A.1.1, B, etc.
This numbering is finally working properly. But, when I put a

I have spent two days recreating a template and all of its styles because the
original one had a numbering problem in the appendices. (Used Shauna Kelley's
instructions to create appendix headers that would number A, B, C, etc.). The
third level appendix header (actually Word's ...

I have a Word document with chapter headings automatically formatted
as "3) Third chapter" for instance.
I'd like to insert references in the text along the lines of, "In
Chapter 3, we look at..." (with Heading 1 format) But when I insert a

Word 2007
OK ... I give-up.  I have checked everywhere and can't seem to find the answer.
I have inserted a bookmark call "bkmrk1".
I have referred to that bookmark on a prior page using