I apologize if this is way off topic, but I thought someone might have a
good suggestion.
We maintain a website that deals with fair labor and sweatshop issues.  It's
not especially provocative- our company promotes a voluntary fair labor

Is it possible to copy auto text from one workstation to
another?  If so how is it done?

I hope this is the right newsgroup to post this to.
I need to open some html files into Word so that I can save them as Word
files. It is probably very simple but I am stuck.
Any help wouldbe greatly appreciated.

I have the same problem as Tom.  I have recently up
graded to Windows XP from Windows 98 and now when I
update my web page, which is constructed in Word, I do
not get my images come up on my website.

I don't know how to set my webpage on the net. Like when
you type in for the other websites. Such as yahoo and
them. I also don't know how to put a link in for another
section of the website. I am new at this kind of thing.

using ftp syntax that i found someplace i can goto a site and combine the
username & password like this
ftp://username:password@sitename/publicfolder
i have found if i put a word .doc in my publicfolder that if i open word,

I designed a webpage and when i view it i see little lines
on it.  I think it is when i inserted bookmarks.  It made
those lines.  Is there a way to get rid of them.  I can
send the webpage, if you need to look.

I've created a an entire website using Word 2000.  When I
insert a hyperlink into a graphic the cursor doesn't
change into a hand when passed over the hyperlinked
graphic.  I also have a graphic for people to save but

Everyone -
I realize that there are capabilities on web sites (i.e. Windows Services
Sites) that allow inline editing of Word documents and when you click save
they are sent back to the server.  Is there any place or information on how