Help!
I'm very frustrated.  I have a resume with two columns - one for dates
worked and the second (to the right) describes the job.  What I notice is
that if I open the document as an attachment (not saved to the computer), the

I have completed a labels mail merge from an excel source file.
The result is 41 pages of labels.
I would like to sevre the link to the source and edit my labels as a word
document.

I haven't been able to find the capability to do a Fill Down (or Fill Right)
in a Word 2007 table.  This seems like an obvious command to implement, but
do I have to go into Excel to get this capability???

I have two separate questions regarding row heights in Word 2007:
1) Why can I not specify row heights when creating a table style? The
options are greyed out. I find this bizarre and frustrating.
2) I'm confused about the interrelation between the table style and the

I want to convert text to a table in Word 2007, but the text has paragraph
marks at the end of each line.  How can I get rid of them?  Thanks Ed

I have completed a labels mail merge from an excel source file.
The merged document result is 41 pages of labels.
I would like to sevre the link to the source and edit my labels as a word
document.

In Word 2007 the Autosum buttom seems to have disappeared, was on the Tables
toolbar in earlier versions, I know I can do formuales as normal but is
Autosum hidden away somewhere.......
Tx, Sheila

In Word 6 and Word 7, my tables had no borders. After creating a table in
Word 2000 or later, why is there a solid border around each cell?

I'm having trouble converting an Excel formula to function in a Word
Table...I don't even know if the nested if statement is possible.
The Excel function is;
=IF(A2="","", IF(A2<100, 70, 70+ROUNDUP((A2-100)/100, 0)*25))

I am using MS works word processor. I am not able to put borders around a
table. The toolbar to do this is missing along with other toolbars. I also
cannot "fill" a picture or do columns. I was able to do these things when I
first got the computer with this program on but the ...

I have a list of tables (LOT) in my about 170 page document implemented as
{ TOC \h \z \c "Table" }
while the table captions are of the form:
Table { SEQ Table \* ARABIC } Table Caption - Additional Text

Can anyone recommend some material which I can use to learn in depth about
the implications of width preferences.  E.g the impact of using percent
rather than cm, how to maintain a consistent table width while being able to
merge and split cells within it, the impact of the ...

Running Office Standard 2007 on Vista Home Basic.
My table continues on a second page, or did when I constructed it.  Now page
two is gone.
Google Desktop has the missing data, but when I click the file name in GD

(Here is a question that I managed to answer myself and I thought others
might find helpful)
How do I change the widths of columns indendently? E.g., how can I increase
the width of column 1 without the width of column 2 automatically decreasing?

Brand new PC, lots of HD (140g+) and 2G memory.  I can't sort a table I used
to sort with my old PC.  My partner's PC is like my old one and he can sort
the table with no problem.
Suggestions?