I am only able to format background color  in Web Layout view.  (using XP)  
It seems that in the past, somewhere, I have been able to apply it to Normal
and Print Layout.  How do I do this?

I inserted a picture from my files into a Word document, then scaled it down
to the size I needed it.  It remains very crisp and sharp and clear.  
However, after I save and close it, and open it again, that same image is
just a tad bit blurry, not much, but enough for me to ...

Over a network I want all users to insert a filename in the footer of any new
doc they open. I understand you cannot insert autotext into normal.dot but
there must be a way of doing this.

Just got Office 2007 and can't figure out first how to layout page in two
columns, not tables...and then add line between columns.  Office 2003 had a
simple menu and check-box to do this.

Document Map is permanently turned on and every new document I start has a
split screen. This is driving me crazy, obviously I hit something to activate
this and now I can't seem to get rid of it. I can turn it off with every
report but it has gotten stuck in my default and ...

I wonder if it is possible to add in the same Word document two types of
page numbers, I mean, I have a few pages that I want to include in the footer
the page number of the type: i, ii, iii, ix, and so on... but after a few
pages, in the Introduction, I want to add the standard ...

Word 2003
I have a series of Exhibits; one or more of which will ultimately be
incorporated into a Final Document.  My approach up to this point has been to
assign each Exhibit its own unique template in the hopes that when these

I have selected the Different First Page and Different Odd and Even Page
footer check boxes, but when I try to drag the ruler and resize the height of
the footer on any page it affects all footers on all pages by the same amount.
Drag the odd page down, and the even and first page ...

I’ll try to be as straightforward as possible.
I’m working with Word 2000 on Windows XP, and I use the A4 paper format. I
have my top, bottom and side margins set to 2.5cm. When I print out a page,
the result is a sheet of paper with the correct margins: 2.5cm all round. No

I have a document which contains a lot of footnotes on every page. Each
footnote consists of 2-3 words maximum.  I was looking for a way to reduce
the blank space to the right of the footnotes, since every footnote starts on
a new line. What I did is hide the paragraph mark at ...

I hate filling in forms by hand, so my current method of filling in a
non-editable form (such as a PDF) is to print it as an MDI, then open
in Office Document Imaging and save as a TIFF, then add this as a
background image in a Word document!

I have created a very long document in two columns. I would like to seperate
the document by column, thus creating two documents. Is this even possible?

Is there a way in Word 2003 to convert an RTF (or DOC) file to TXT and
maintain the right (and left) justification when you open the TXT file
in the likes of notepad?
This conversion would therefore entail automatically adding lots of

Word 2003
It was my thought or understanding that one could apply a template to a
document which would reflect, among other things, the established page layout
of the template; including margins; headers and footers; graphics and styles.

I'm receiving what appears to be margin marks or crop marks at the corners of
my page.  I do not have any other language turned on besides English.  Can
anyone tell me how to get rid of these marks?