How do you disable or work around the soft page break?  I
have created a document where the first page is exactly 1
page.  It is a set of four custom labels.  However, I do
not want Word to create a second page automatically.  Is

My blank new document screen in the print layout view has
four L-shaped brackets denoting the margins in each
corner.  I can't turn them off so I just have a blank
page.  Can anyone help?  Thank you.

Does anyone know how to insert headers/footers such that they display at the top & bottom of a landscape page as if it were a portrait page so that a document that has portrait and landscape page orientations has consistent placement of its headers and footers?

I have a Word 2002 document with three sections - a Title
page, a Table of Contents and the main body. "Page x of y"
works great for the first two but somehow is getting reset
so that first page in main body starts with  1 of x,

My wife makes homemade labels, where all labels on a sheet are the same.
The label is primarily one or more graphics, and some include a textbox
and/or wordart.
I haven't done a lot with labels, but I'm thinking there has to be an

How can I ADD   "Important Tax Return Document Enclosed" to the bottom right hand side of an envelope?

I have tried everything, I cannot remove 'draft copy' from my document.  This document was originally created by somebody else.  Is it on the page or something?

I've created a memo template. I've got the design down, but I cant
seem to figure out how to work a feature into it. I want the memo
template to include a Subject, To, From, Date, & Page Lines. However
I'd like to incorporate a degree of automation in the sense that if a

When Multiple footnotes (or endnotes) are added in the
body at the same location Word inserts them like
this: "1234" (but superscripted). I can add superscripted
commas and spaces to make it look like this: "1, 2, 3, 4".

I recall being able to have one bit of text centered in a line while another piece of text in the same line is right justified.  However, I don't recall how to do it and have not been able to find it in Word's help.  All I can remember is that I did not need to use tables or text ...

The last time I turned on my computer and went to my word
program I discovered that all of my documments had dots
between every letter and paragraph markings.  How do I
eliminate these.  It is difficult for me to type and read

How do I make it so that macro's on word documents can't
be enabled by default? I don't want that little box to
come up that asks whether or not I want to turn them on. I
just don't want them enabled at all.

Okay,
This is a weird problem (Word 2000).  We have a document that is saved as a
template (for some reason, why I don't know, but saving it as a regular
document doesn't help either).  Anyway, the problem is this.  When you open

I created a document, and want to print on custom size paper 6x12. I set the page size up, and also the margins.  When I do a Print Preview, it looks perfect!  But, no matter what i do it will not print correctly.  First I get the error that the margins of section 1 are set ...

I want to put a document which includes my letterhead (ie
header and footer) on my website.  I can't get the header
or footer info to appear only the body of the letter.  Is
there a way to get the header and footer to appear on line?