hard to say exactly when it happens. has anybody encountered this behaviour?

In Word 2000, is it possible to turn a table sideways?  The table needs a
landscaped page to fit, but if I format the page as landscape, my headers
and footers are on the long sides, which I don't want.  Any suggestions?
Ed

I work with tables that are larger than can fit on one page.  I would like to
have certain columns of the first page to appear on all the pages without
having to retype or copy them manually each time.   Also they should
automatically update based on a change in the original ...

I had a table in portrait format that I tried to convert to landscape.  When
I did, the left margin of the first column was no longer visible.  Even when
I deleted every other column, I still could not retrieve the left margin.  
This happens periodically when I try to change the ...

Have created a training document in Word that is rather lengthy. Would like
to utilize a Table of Contents using Frames so that readers could click on
Topic on left to jump to that section in the document and to navigate in
general. However, having major issues.

I have a retail copy I just purchased and Word needs to be activated. It is
asking for a confirmation ID number, 7 blocks of numbers? Anyone know where
this ID might be found? Thanks.

I wish to create a  Word (2003) letterhead template, using a jpeg image
layout of an A4 sheet, so that I can type my letter directly onto the A4
image and see the final format as it is typed. I want to be able to email the
letter/ image combination as a Word file.

I jsut converted to Office 2003 and went back to edit several documents that
I created in the previous version of Office.  My Table-of-Contents are still
there, but they don't let me click and jump to the appropriate page.  I
tried updating them.  I even deleted one and built a new ...

I have a table set up in a form in Word 2002...can I change the tab order
from left to right to top to bottom?  Thanks

In addition to the display issue, we have one other item that we can't seem
to figure out.
In some tables, Word does the red underline that a word is misspelled.  Most
of the time, the spelling is correct.  When you right click on the word, one

I am trying to wrap text from cell to cell, not within a cell, in a table in
Word 2003.
For example,
Title: _________________________________

I have a template with a table. In one of the cells I have an AutoTextList
field. For whatever AutoText entry I select, I want it to be formatted with
first caps.
I tried to change the font in the table style, but I don't see an option for

 I hide them, but when I close and open the file or do a print preview and
come back to the main screen, a few light gray gridlines (stemming from
columns I believe) are present at the top of the page underneath the title
line. When I scroll down to the second page and come back ...

When I alter the column width in a table and then try and repeat the action
in another table using F4 (or Ctrl Y) it does not seem to work in Word 2003.  
It worked perfectly in 98.  Any thoughts?

When making horizontal lines in WORD tables, WORD will automatically bold a
line after pressing Enter. How does one go back and "unbold" (or make
thinner) the lines where they are not needed?
Thank you!