I have Word 2003 and an having trouble pulling up diffrent document
templates. Any advice?

Some of the web pages that explain list numbering mention that the only way
to really control list templates is to use VBA, and get away from the awful
"galleries" implementation. But after they tell me this, they don't point to
a page that shows how to do it. Is there a page ...

 I have a friend who has written a book, but apparently forgot to number
the pages. Is there any simple way that he can now go back and number the
pages?
 I do not know the exact version of MS Word that he has, but his computer

When using W2002/2003 I could change the definitions of my chapters to:
1 Chapter 1
2 Chapter 2
2.1 Paragraph 1 from chapter 2

In Word 2003 I am sure that I used to be able to create a paragraph
that automatically had a text string prefix such as
"Note: "
which was handy for Notes, Warnings, etc. for a variety of documents.

Ok, I have Defined a new Multilevel list the way I want it.  Now I would like
to display the heading  in the styles panel so I can click on it when I want
to.  How do I do this?  In the Define new Multilevel list it says Link level
to style is Heading 1, but when you look for ...

Thank you for this resource.  My numbering just stopped from last night.  I
have a long document and when I started on it this morning the numbering
lists just stopped.  It still indicates the proper style from the list on
Home Tab, but now I have to manually type the number.  I ...

I need some expert help.  I'm running Word 2003 under Windows XP.  In
response to an RFP, I'm told to number each response section starting
at 1 at the beginning of the section.  I have done this successfully
and it displays in the lower right hand corner of the page in the

My multilevel list appears to be correct in that the numbers follow and the
table of contents prints correctly.   In the style panel at the Home tab,  
Heading 1 appears to be correct as does Heading 2,  ...............
but there is no Heading 3. I instead it skip to Heading 4, ...

I have
1.  Good
1.1  Excellent
2.  Bad