I have been trying to figure out how to make text stay in
a certain spot of the page no matter what is done above
or below it. For example, if I want the word "middle" to
be stuck right smack dab in the middle of the page

Create a document on one PC and open it or email it to
another PC and document appears differently. All PCs using
Word 2002.

I have a word document that is 41 pages long, yet somehow I have an extra 4 pages with numbers I can not get rid of.
Where did they come from?

I have created custom templates (on a Mac platform for use
in Windows 2000 in XP environment) that have a file size of
only 438K. When the user opens the template to create a new
document from it, and they save their new document it jumps

Is there an easy way to make invoices using Office 2000?
Thanks.
Earl Choldin

I am using Word 2003 and when I start a new document, the
default does not show the negative indent in Print
Layout. As a result, it looks like my text starts at the
very edge of the page. If I click on View -> Header &

This one has got me stumped, and I'm normally pretty good in Word.
Some pupils in a wordprocessing lesson produced documents in Word2000.
In Normal view they looked correct, but printed out with double line
spacing. Switching to Page Layout view showed the double line spacing,

After I choose a border style on a page, I see the entire border on normal view. However, when printing the document, the lower part of the border is never printed. Also, if the page is viewed on 50% zoom-out, that lower border doesn't show
I never touched the margin settings ever ...

The EZP toolbar buttons seem to multiply like rabbits.  There are more and more of them even after deleting them.  How do I prohibit this from happening?

can somebody tell me the difference between a 'Frame' and a 'Textbox'?
My findings so far:
* a Textbox is actually used for graphics (therefore the label Textbox,
huh?) which can float freely on the page.

I've created my business card in word. Gone to "select all", then to "envelopes & labels", pressed "new document"... and presto..business cards complete with gridlines. Although they look great on the screen, when I print them out onto perferated card paper, they're out of whack! ...

Everytime I open a new Word Document it shows some
pictures that I was cutting and pasting to a Word
document a few weeks back.  I can not figure out what I
did or get rid of them..   Any help    Dave

I would like to know the same thing! It is so frustrating
when the font you changed to returns to the default Font.
Does anyone have an answer?

My MS Word documents have a small faint "half open square"
made up of two short lines with the point of the half
square nearest to the text, in each corner of every page
above/below and to the left/right of all the text. The

please help me go solve this problem
i am having some word documents which span to 100 pages
with images and tables with header&footer. while trying
to format the pages, on each scroling the repaginating