I have noticed that manual page breaks are treated differently in
2007. If you insert a manual page break (ctrl+enter) in Word 2003 or
earlier, you get only a page break and the paragraph is moved to the
next page. If you type something and use word count, Word tells you

I want to create those grey boxes that you can put in a word document that
you can type in without changing the setup of the rest of the text.  You can
find them in templates sometimes.

I have a document in 2 columns. When I want to add a graphic in the middle of
the page, I would like the text to wrap around it. It does, but on either
side of the graphic the text is very uneven, and some of the words look like
they are all justifying right instead of justifying ...

I am designing a fill in form with the first 2 pages protected. On page 3 I
have an Excel wooksheet that I want to be able to edit. I have tried a break
before page 3 but I must be doining it wrong, when I protect the form page 3
is still locked.

I have a long document and I need to intersperse pages should have no page
numbering, in other words, skip page numbering and then number on the next
page, making sure to count the page left blank. I know I can force this using
sections but that will be a problem when editing the ...

Is there any way to align a block of text vertically (top of page, bottom of
page, center)? I need one of each on the same page.
I tried using the page setup dialog box, but it never works the way I want
it to. It will either push the text to the end of the document (not end of

If I have multiple columns in a docx, and I want graphics in those columns
aligned right....how do I do it.  Using the align right button puts the
graphic in the last column on the right.  I merely want to align it to the
right margin of the first column.

If I open a Word 2003 document that has one line formatted as a multiple
line such as thin thick thin, Word 2007 alows me to insert another line and
then format to include the Special choices. Starting from scratch, Special
is greyed out. I've tested this on other peoples ...

How can I create a page header for an outlined document?
When I create a page header, it only appears on the first page.
When headers/footers viewed on subsequent pages, they are blank.
There don't appear to be sections.

I am not haveing a lot of fun formating styles and bullets.  
I have an SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) Manual that is some 400 pages.
Orginally created with Corel Word.  I have broken it down into the individual
sections that are two to five pages each, so that it is easier ...

When I open up "word" to type a document, the margins are less than 1/8" on
each side, 1/2" on top and no margin on the bottom.    
Also, when I open a created word doc file with shipping labels, I merge the
date and when I print, the information no longer lines up as before.

My problem is with Office 2003.
I created a letterhead for my company in Publisher, but in order for
everyone to use it, it has to be converted to a Word Template (I am the only
one with Publisher in the office.)

I would like to create a hidden column on the left side of each page for
explanation of what is written on the words document. This column can only be
show on the PC. When printed out, all this explanation on this column will
not display on the printout.

Why is the font size different printed than when viewed? My font size is set
at 12 however when the document is printed the fonts are smaller.

Can you turn the paper sideways? i need to fit four colums on one paper.... i
need that paper to read long way to long way (normal paper is short to
short).