I'm not new to numbering issues and can usually get my list number issues
correct. But I'm getting an effect that I don't know how to prevent. I know
that a list template is defined for the top style in the hierarchy. But let's
say I want to change a detail-- what I wanted today was ...

(Running 2000-Pro, SP-4, IE-6, classic mode.  Wood 2000.)
Opened a document today and discovered that the numbers had
all become bullets.  Repeated clicking on "number" and
"bullet" in various combinations failed to restore the

I would like to include the Appendix designation (i.e., B) in an outline like
list such that all of the items in the list begin with the Appendix
Designation.  (i.e., B.1, C.1, D.1 for each of the three Appendices.)
I would like to be able to just have one outline list type so ...

I'm trying to create a document for school.  The first page (cover) should
NOT have a page number at all, whereas the following pages (table of
contents, introduction, etc.) should use roman numerals like so:  i, ii, iii,
iv.

I'm manually duplexing to print pages (Word 2003 and 2002) .
It would be nice (I'm old-fashioned) for the page number to appear at the
bottom outer margin for either recto or verso pages, with each chapter
starting on a recto page. Like a published book.

Word 2007 - Removing Parts Of Doc without renumbering headers or
anything.
Is there a simple way to do this without a lot of fooling around so I
can take, ie, cutting out the front half of a large document and a few

Among the difficulties of Word numbering, the most hard-core might be that
there is only one hierarchy of List Number styles. I need several types of
numbering in the same document. For example, in one kind I'd like to make the
top List Number style appear in the TOC, but not in ...

I have a bulleted list using numbers, and some of the numbers are
highlighted, how do I get in and un-highlight them?

I used to know how to do this in 2003, but forgot.  Now that I've
upgraded to 2007, I'm truly lost.
I want to create a reference list (as in books) that are number and be
able to reference them in the body of the document.  The reference

I'll start by saying I finally had it figured out using Office XP
(2003?). Now I've migrated to 2007 and it's killing me.
I have a document that migrated up that worked fine.  In 2007 I
noticed that the numbering for levels 2 and 3 were not Bold as were

I'm wondering if anyone can help.  I'm sure at one point I came across an
article about re-defining the built-in Numbered style.  So, when you wanted
the users to click on the 123 button in the toolbar, you get your custom
Numbered list, rather than Words version.  I have tried ...