I have a problem, which I have an encountered (and solved) before. Text
appears to be flowing 'though' images i.e. only parts of images appear at the
point where they have been inserted.
I know this is not a problem with the formatting of the image, but with the

Dear Experts
I am using Word 2002 SP3
on Win XP Pro SP2 Version 2002
I am creating a document template which currently has 3 sections.

I'm creating a custom sized document, 10 x 14 inches, but the margin setup
page will not allow me to set a bottom margin less than 3.16". How do i get
around this?

I can't seem to set the first 7 pages to letter size and the next two pages
to 11x17 - I put page breaks before and after the 2 pages and no luck this is
in Word 2007.  Help!!!

Documents saved will not open correctly.  If I browse to a file and try to
open it, none of the formating or graphics saved in that file will be
displayed. However what appears to be code for the formating & graphics shows
as text.

I am trying to make a template with a footer so that anytime you save a new
document from the Template that footer will change to reflect the new
document name and path.  Please help

I have to type in word 150 pages with two numbers on each page starting with
one and ending with 300. is there an easy waty to do this

How can I set visibl limit of text lines like Word 2003 (Options/Limit of
Text)?

I have Office 2003.  Every time I go to open an Word Document as an
attachment from my Outlook, it opens it in a "reading" view.  I want it to
open in the "Print" view or at least the "normal" view.  How do I do this?

Thin spaces are used to separate a footnote from the preceding text unless
there's intervening punctuation, to separate double and single quotes, with
the degree symbol, in equations, and in a few other instances.
Kerning works, but seems tedious.

xp pro sp2, office 2003 pro sp2.
i think i am seeking more of a reassurance than anything else.
i am creating a document, which at some point later (towards the end of the
writing up the document), i will generate a table of content (TOC). i have

My default measurement unit in Word keeps returning to points.  I go into
Tools - Options - General and reset the measurement unit to inches.  It's
good for a while, then all of a sudden it's measuring in points.  Is there
something else I should be doing in order to lock Word ...

I've tried to follow the instructions from Shauna Kelly's webpage
http://www.ShaunaKelly.com/word/numbering/NumberingAppendixes.html
as per the suggestion in a previous post on this topic (see below).
but I'm getting stuck at the very first part where she says:

I'm working with a large document with each chapter starting after an odd-
page section break (to display page numbers with chapter numbers in the
footers.)
Suddenly some chapter first pages display as even pages and some odd page

A Document containing several pages has the irritating habit of altering the
whole document when editing a row on the first page ( maybe just adding a few
words). Is there any way of preventing Word from automatically moving the
text on subsequent pages.