I have a blackline at the top of my footer which works fine.  Usually Word
decides how many lines of text to put on each page and stops at about 2 lines
before the blackline in my footer.  This is great.
Problem:  On some pages, Word puts lines of text right to the blackline in

I'm trying to alter the heading styles in an existing template, ie I want
'Heading 2' to be normal and not italic.  I just can't find out how to do it.
I've tried creating a new template, but it still has some built in named
headings, which I just can't get rid of.

I want to produce an A5 multi-page booklet printed on A4 paper. This will
then be centre stapled. How do I organise and print so that the page numbers
are correct when assembled?

Format menu in office XP : I do not have the line "bullet and numbering ",
therefore I cannot change the bullet style

I need a template for one job one day...time and materials.  Sandblasting
business that I need to show employee time in and out.....as well as bottom
for materials used.

I want to create a VBA script the executes when the Word document opens,
similar to workbook_open() in Excel.
How do I do this.

I am using Word in Office 2003 Professional.  In one of my documents I want
to put in a text box in which I want to insert a smaller text boxfor a
picture.  How do I get the text in the larger box to wrap around the smaller
box?

I didn't touch anything, and now suddenly everytime I open a document in word
2003 I get triangles in each corner of the page. I think they are showing me
the margins - but they are really annoying and I would really like to get rid
of them. Please Help.

For some time I've been seeing four l-shaped gray markers on any
document I open in Word 2002 on WinXP in Print Layout.  For the
life of me I cannot get rid of them.  I've serached the Net and
tried various solutions but none of them work.

When I was writing a document for my mother, I have experienced a problem. I
have made a tab after a word, and written a sentence.  And when I have chosen
to use bullets in selecting the sentence, it was the word before the tab who
was with the bullet !

I created a document in Word 2003 on one computer that displayed one page at
a time. When I copied the document to my laptop, Word displayed two pages per
screen in print layout view. How can I change the display to show one page at
a time, which is how I prefer working in Word?

Word 2003, on XP Pro SP2,
I'm trying to print a booklet, the page is set up as A5, and I'm using A4
paper, manual duplex on a QMS 330. Book fold option is set, and the dirver is
being told to print 2 pages per sheer. The intention is to get up to 8 pages

I've experienced a problem, once again.
When I write a document, I make a tab (example 9 centimeters). I write a
long sentence after this tab. Because the sentence is long, it take  2 lines.
One after the tab, and another under. But, the second line isn't aligned at  

I'm trying to add additional pages to document. Also, in doing this will it
automatically add the page numbers into the table of contents.

I have a Word document file that I use regularly as a
template for a publication. It is setup as an A4 size landcscape page
divided into two columns. In the second column I have a drawing object which
is a group of text boxes and images etc. The first column is blank ready to