Having searched and searched, I cannot seem to find a cure for this problem.
When I open a word document (in a work environment from the network),
everything appears fine. It is usually a letter for instance.
The problem occurs when sending this document to print.

Hi. Is there a way to center the content on an 8 1/2 x 11" page vertically
in Word 2003? Thanks.

I have a document divided into 4 sections vith a new page and on every
pagehead I have the fields:
{PAGE } ({SECTIONPAGES }) The sectionpages are inside brackets
Section 1 have 4 pages, section 2 have 3 pages, section 3 have 5 pages and

There were some changes in the calendar macro from 2000 to 2003.  The day
dates are centered instead of left justified and there are no lines between
the dates.
It is simple to add these things each time, but I thought I would write a

I'm using Word 2003 and I have two problems.  First - I can't work out why my
table of contents is not showing Heading 1 level.  It shows in the dialog
box, but when the TOC is inserted, no heading 1.  Second - when it shows in
the dialog box, it the page nr is not right-aligned ...

IS THERE A STANDARD TEMPLATE WHICH CAN BE USED FOR A USER MANUAL? I NEED MANY
HEADINGS FOR SECTIONS AND SUB-HEADINGS FOR EXPANDED INFORMATION.

I have a multi-section document (each section is a separate doc). I want the
page numbering to be 1-2, 2-5, etc.
When I go to Format of Insert / Page Numbers, I've checked the boxes for
Include Chapter Number. However, I receive an error message stating "There is

What is going on? I've been using Word for ten years and haven't seen this
one before . . .
When I open a new Word document, the cursor appears wa-a-a-ay up at the top
of the page, above even where the header would be. The only way I can get it

In the Paragraph dialog box, Indents and Spacing tab, under the Spacing
category - "Before" and "After", it's 0 pt, I press the Down button, what's
that?, what's "Auto"? for what is it made for? for what can I use it? anybody
has some idea?

I have been trying for years to master the Tab Leader function, or whatever
it is named, in order to create tables of contents where the rows of "dots"
or "periods" lead to evenly aligned columns of page numbers.  There was an
excellent article on the Microsoft Forum sometime in ...

Sorry if this is a duplicate.
I have finally figured out the 2nd page letterhead.  Now my question is.. Is
there a way to have different margins on the 2nd page? I'm not sure if i'm
creating things in the wrong order or not.

Need to print a large quanity of notices and have an ample supply of Quill
#7-11982
continuous feed index cards. Would like to create a Word document and print
these on an OK Data printer. Need to know how to set up the document so it

I have downloaded clips specificly for use of boarders to use in emails to my
girls, and i can't work out how to do this please help me as i haven't used a
computer that long, thank you Mark Ellis.

I just upgraded from 2000 Pro to 2003 Pro and generated a calendar using the
wizard and there are no lines separating the days.
Am I missing something in the configurations or did the template for a
calendar change?

Is it possible to disable the "Allow Starting in Reading Layout" option at
the document level instead of just at the application level.
The headers are an important part of most of my documents and I would like
them to be visible by default to people who I email my documents.