Just looking for the proper template and have searched and searched. If
anyone can point me in the right direction, please help me out!

In Word 2007, how do I stop autocorrecting or spell checking for a specific
style only?
Thanks.
Greg Reese

please guide me.

Hi, I am tearing my hair out!!   On a single page I have a paragraph,
followed by a section break (continuous), followed by a list laid out in five
columns, followed by a section break (continuous), followed by a normal
paragraph.   There is still lots of room at the bottom of ...

Hi Folks - I have a document that looks something like this:
XXXX
YYYYY
ZZZZZZZZZ

I use the 'Copy' across a lot of documents. Currently I have to select
Format, Background, Printed Watermark, Text Watermark, Text then select Copy,
then OK. this is all a bit long winded...Is there a way to save the 'Copy'
word in the text option??

Word 2003
In the footer, I need the page numbering to be as follows: "Page One of
Document," "Page Two of Document," etc., not "Page 1 of Document," "Page 2 of
Document," etc.

I am using Word 2003 under Windows XP.
I have received a number of long double-page documents for a university
course, all of which are surprisingly well and consistently formatted. Most
body text paragraphs are accompanied by a short call-out in the outer margin.

The last page of my document will be it's back cover.  How do I hide the page
number so that it doesn't print on the cover?

I have "Different first page" and added Page X of Y in the footer on
1st page and 2nd page forward.
"Number of Pages" (Y) on 1st page is not consistent with rest of the
pages, i.e. it always shown "1 of 2".

Using Word 2003 - I need to enlarge my page set up (or typing area) to at
least 40 inches.  We have a huge HP printer that prints the size of blue
prints.  It's on the network and I can send Word documents to it.  "Custom
Size" in my Word version hits a maximum of 22 x 22 inches. ...

Okay, I have a "flowchart" that I built in my document by using rectangles
and arrows.  I right-click the rectangle and select "add text".  This worked
fine.  No problem.
The next day, I opened my document and went to a different page halfway

I am trying to set up an agreement with my son on the rules of the house when
he moves back into my house.

I am trying to write a manual.  I need to easily go from one page to another
using the hyperlink at the table of contents.  Please help me how to do that.

In Word 2003, I used to be able to create Form Fields.  I can not find in
Word 2007.  Is a lost feature or, am I missing something?