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Anne Troy

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  1. I'm not really sure what your difficulty is, but here's some rules... 1. The Header measure is the space from the top of the header text to the bottom edge of the paper. 2. The Footer measure is the space from the bottom of the footer text to the bottom edge of the paper. 3. The margin measures are all the distance between the body text and the edge of the paper. So, if I have a 1" margin and a 1" header, and put something in my header, you won't be able to see it 'cause it'll get covered up with text.
  2. Sorry for the delay in responding and I hope you found your solution already. In case you haven't...here it is: http://www.officearticles.com/word/format_...rosoft_word.htm
  3. I don't understand the question. Why do you have a calendar in your contacts? Can you try to explain a few different ways what you mean?
  4. Did you try Edit-->Links? Or, you can view field codes (Alt+F9) and do a Find/Replace.
  5. Well, first off, using black as a background color is incredibly insensitive, and here's why: My email application is set to default to black font. If I get an email from you, and hit reply, my text won't show up. Make sense? Okay, so my thinking is that you're using either RTF format or HTML format and your Yahoo account is saying "no way am I showing this to you in html 'cause you won't be able to reply to it!" Anyway, HTML uses body tags. Go to a page with a black background and you'll see an html tag that says: <body bgcolor="#000000"> If your email application (Yahoo) doesn't use html, then it doesn't see the "background color is black" tag.
  6. A couple of options I'd try: 1. Copy entire table to Excel, keep all selected, then go to Format-->Cells, Alignment tab and uncheck Merged cells. 2. Save the document as Word 97, which doesn't support tables within tables, which is likely what you've got there. Close it and reopen it.
  7. Sure. See my article here at the link below. It assumes, though, that you're using form fields, so see the tutorial at the second link for that. http://www.officearticles.com/word/create_...rosoft_word.htm http://www.officearticles.com/tutorials/an...rosoft_word.htm Hope it helps.
  8. I agree that having two templates is the easier way. However, this could be done with VBA. Select the text and insert a bookmark name for each of the two scenarios. Use checkboxes instead of dropdowns and put a macro "on exit" of the checkboxes that deletes the opposite bookmark. If you don't know macros, try www.vbaexpress.com for some really good help with that.
  9. Just restore your menu bar: http://www.officearticles.com/word/reset_t...rosoft_word.htm
  10. I'm only guessing...having you tried selecting what you cannot see in the message area? Perhaps you have a background that matches the color of the font??
  11. Sure. I explain it here: http://www.officearticles.com/word/create_...rosoft_word.htm
  12. Not sure, but here's the USUAL reasons: http://www.officearticles.com/word/spell_c...rosoft_word.htm
  13. Reinstall Acrobat and Google. Office 2007 doesn't see them 'cause you reinstalled it AFTER...
  14. That would be a problem 'cause Word forms aren't available in Outlook. Only in Word docs.
  15. I cannot imagine what is causing it, but you can try troubleshooting instead of reinstalling. See: http://www.officearticles.com/excel/troubl...osoft_excel.htm (I am assuming this happens with all workbooks, and not just one.)
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