Word 2003
I have three templates which I would like to combine somehow into one.
The problem I have is that, although Heading 1 is much the same, i.e.
Heading 1 in each template is Outline numbered as 1:00, 2:00 and 3:00 and

I have a document with a Bibliografy.
The entries are like this:
[1] entry 1
[2] entry 2

Office 2007 NL on Vista:
Busy for many hours to change 5 levels of the standard bullets to different
positions and different characters for a particular document. Keeps nagging
me. What is the best way. Can it be done using a AutoNew macro?

Morning all,
I am writing a spec for an Excel worksheet and would like the numbering in
Word to be the same as the columns in Excel.
All is working fine until I get to "bullet" Z. After Z excel goes to AA then

I have a specification template that has customized styles that feed into a
customized outline numbered list.  I was hopeful to be able to export or copy
these formatting setting to another (more like hundreds) of word documents.  
I tried to use the Organizer feature, but was ...

I have rec'd a doc that is being converted to a new template.  In the old
doc, there is a Char Heading Style like
Household - All the items in the house. where the Household in bolded in the
body.

I have to put page numbers in specifications which are compiled of several
separate documents, e.g.
Cover Sheet (Page 1 but not numbered)
Document1 - Preliminaries (pages 2-9)

I am trying to create a multilevel list using Greek letters instead of the
English (a), (b), (c), (d) etc.
I want (α), (β), (γ), (δ), (ε), (στ), (ζ) etc (note the extra στ (stigma
letter) which is still used in lists despite it no longer being part of the

I'm trying to format my PhD thesis with Word. I'm trying to number the
headings of the chapter in a particular way. But I have not found how to do
it with Word.
Could you be so kind of helping me, please?

I am not the most proficient in using Word, however, I sent a client a 14
page word document, ~40 numbered paragraphs.  This of course was in markup
mode to allow them to make any changes etc.  When I got it back, with
changes, the numbering was 1-8 and where paragraph 9 was ...

I'm having an unusual problem with Microsoft Word 2003.  I'm using legal
numbering (1., 1.1., 1.1.1., etc), which I don't generally use.  I have each
level tied to a style (Heading 1,2,3 etc).
I have the following sequence of sections:

I'm trying desperately to create a field in Word 2007 which should display
todays day and the ordinal suffix (e.g. 27th).
So far I've managed to find out, that by adding \*Ordinal to the field
syntax, the ordinal suffix should display (and it indeed does).

I have multiple sections in a document.  I'm adding page numbers and I'm only
getting the number on the first page of each section.  I am not linking to
the previous section, I've tried Diff First Page on and off, just to see...  
How can i get the numbers on all the pages of the ...

Whenever we use auto-numbering, or for that matter even if we highlight a
non-numbered list and then click the numbering button in the toolbar, the
numbered list is indented over about an inch from the left margin.  The only
way to fix this after the fact is to either hightlight ...

I'm using Word 2004 with a step numbering scheme implementing using outline
numbering (since it uses multiple levels of numbering, such as 1, 2, 2.a,
2.b, 3, etc).
It works well except that occasionally, such as when I update new styles,