My thesis requirements state that long footnotes must still be on the same
page.  Some of mine are, some are wrapping to the next one.  How do I stop
Word from"helping" me by wrapping them to the next page at its will...

Is it possible to display paragraph and space markings in grey, rather than
in black text on Word 2003 for the PC?  This is a feature of Office for the
Mac which I fondly remember.

Corner markers have appeared on all my templates.  They are shwoing where the
margins are.  I can't turn them off and they also appear when I print the
document.

I want to update my resume with another job. How do I do this

When I try to open a .wpd (WordPerfect from PC) file from the "File Open"
menu in Microsoft Word 2004 I just get a bunch of code. I tried all the
selections available. There is no selection for WordPerfect. What do I do?

I have a word document with pages which are portrait and landscape.  This
seems to cause the document to go into different sections.  When I try to
omit the footer from the front page it is also omitted from the first page in
other sections.  Some of the sections seem to say ...

have checked  normal dot template, background, watermark...none seem to
delete this graph appearance...it only shows up in view - print layout  and
does not show in print preview..I can type over it, but very annoying ...
all my old documents now have this graph...but..it does ...

I keep getting an error, "The settings you chose for left and right
margins.... are too large... whenever I try to change page orientation.  It
happens on almost every document I try to change and it doesn't matter how
many columns, sections, etc. I have.

I cut and pasted a pdf page from a website.  The page setup is in column form
on the website.  I would like to continue typing in my document right after
the section that was cut and pasted, but I cannot get column formatting to
disengage.  My text keeps wrapping in column form.

I hope this is not too basic a question, but I'm stumped (never did get the
hang of headers/footers!).  Using Office 2003, I need to put the page number
in the footer of all pages except the first page.  That worked fine, as there
is a "different first page" option on page layout ...

I have created a letterhead with graphics, but when I send it viewers don't
see the graphics because it opens in "reading layout view". Have i set it to
do that? Or can I set it to NOT do that?

In Bookfold mode, MSWord defaults to Landscape for the paper orientation. I
often need to create booklets using the paper in Portrait orientation. It
would be really helpful to have the choice.
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Using the emboss/shadow options I can only get a GREY shadow - can i alter
the shadow colour/
Please help!

This seems to be something that started in the last few weeks.
If I start a new document, in page layout view there is NO margin at
the top of the page.
In print preview, it is there and documents print fine

I have set up footers in my word doc to read 2 of 5, 3 of 5 etc (page one has
not got footers, as it is a front page), which is fine when it is displayed
on screen...but when it comes to being printed, it reads: 2 of 2, 3 of 3 etc!
It's driving me crazy! Please help!