| Finding Dates in Specific Format Posted: 27 Jan 2014 01:51 PM PST Hi,
I'm trying to Find and Replace some dates in a Word doc. They are all in this format:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1980
All are using caps as shown. I want to Find all of them, format them as BOLD, and make the line spacing for just those lines 1.5.
Any suggestions are appreciated for macros or VBA code. |
| WHAT TYPE OF FILE FORMAT SHOULD I USE FOR A WATERMARK? Posted: 27 Jan 2014 12:53 PM PST Hello MS Office Community:
I am creating a Word template to be used frequently by our fire dept. staff.
I want to create a watermark that is sharp and clear.
When asked to select/import a watermark image, what is the best file format to accomplish a clear and sharp watermark?
JPEG? PICT?
Thank You,
TMNOW
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| Paragraph style field in Word 2010 Posted: 27 Jan 2014 12:09 PM PST In Word 2003, there was a field at the top that showed the paragraph style of the curent paragraph. In Word 2010, I can turn on the paragraph style menu using Avanced Display options (quite round-about way to get to it), but there doesn't seem to be a field that shows the style of the current paragraph as I cursor about. Is this the case? |
| lables will not print properely Posted: 27 Jan 2014 11:26 AM PST Margins move when I print labels. Print preview they look correct but they move down when printed. |
| Word 2013 - Spellcheck Dialog box Posted: 27 Jan 2014 10:34 AM PST Is there a method for displaying the same dialog box as Office 2010 for Spelling and Grammar? Having the wrong text and the suggestions front and center is more focused for me. I don't like using the "Pains". I no longer use the Find but instead use the Find and Replace (CTRL+H) to perform my finds. So, what I am really asking is there a secret keyboard stroke that I need to do to get to a dialog box, or do I need to create some kind of a form to get back to the functionality I prefer? TIA Dawn |
| *** Email address is removed for privacy *** Posted: 27 Jan 2014 10:16 AM PST greetings |
| Captions and Cross-Referencing Posted: 27 Jan 2014 09:22 AM PST I'm sure this question has been addressed, but I am not sure of the terminology to use in my search, so I aplogize in advance. I added a caption to a figure, and the caption contains text beyond "Figure x-x". When I add a cross reference to the document, all of the text in the caption is included in the cross reference. Is there a way to prevent this from happening, and have only "Figure x-x" in the cross reference?
Thank you in advance!
Scott
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| Forms And Sections Posted: 27 Jan 2014 09:11 AM PST I am working on subject topic and am interested in finding out information on forms broken into sections (let's say 4 for argument's sake). I have hunted around but can't find anything. Can anybody please point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance for any replies. |
| Word 2010 custom style set doesn't display all styles Posted: 27 Jan 2014 08:35 AM PST I have created a style set with 20+ styles. After selecting the style set and clicking the dialog launcher to display the style pane the only styles that are displayed are the five that are visible in the quick style gallery, and a few of the Microsoft built in styles. Any idea why? |
| Invisible text boxes Posted: 27 Jan 2014 07:56 AM PST Hi I downloaded a template from a local council (word 2010). good document which I used, but when I did spell checker, there are words shown that are not visible on the document nor when printed. I assume these must be text boxes, but they don't appear on the document. Does anyone have any tips as to how I can see these and delete them? Thanks Noyman |
| Word Template Dialog Box Posted: 27 Jan 2014 07:53 AM PST When I open the Templates the box opens with large icons. I then change it to list view. In Word 2000 the box then stayed as a list until I closed word. With 2007 it defaults to large icons every time. As I have over 200 templates to work from I find the list view more helpful. Is there any way I can either make list view as default or make sure list view is available until I close Word? |
| I would like to buy 365 - BUT... Posted: 27 Jan 2014 07:32 AM PST I'm really just posting to vent my frustration. With Microsoft, the PC manufacturers - and really everyone else including Apple. And I suspect I can't be the only one. And I hope somebody here at MS reads this and decides to at least provide a few very simple fixes to problems that so many people obviously complain about. I get that the world is changing. Some things get better other things I personally don't care much for but so be it (like software subscription models...). I'm in my mid 40s almost so I've been a long-term computer user. I need computers for my work-work, personal business, communication all around the world, my passions such as music and photography, etc. It's all great. Things have come a long way. But some things are also really annoying. It starts with the quality of modern laptops (or lack thereoff), the trend towards awful keyboards (am I the only one actually typing a lot?) and, worse, the latest iteration of Windows. The latter made me buy my first Mac ever. I never wanted one and there are a few things very annoying about Apple as well. But it's usable at least for what I do (though I have to admit that for a few things I'm keeping around my old Win XP box...). That leads to the question what to do about an Office application on that machine for the few instances where I'll actually be using the Mac desktop for that (still have work computer and personal laptop running XP and 7 with Office 2003 which is the best version they ever made in my book). Apple "iWorks" is complete junk. Open Office is alright but I'm not 100% convinced that it's always compatible with the industry standard (that's like trying to get away from evil Adobe...). So MS Office for Mac is something I do in fact want. And given that I have an Exchange email account it makes sense to not use Apple Mail App but Outlook. So the expensive version would apply. Unless I buy the 365 home offer. Doesn't make sense for just one machine, but if I could use the 5 licenses around the house (wife, kids, laptops, etc) that would be a decent deal then. What's better: after installing the test version I actually liked the Mac Office version provided with 365. So I was expecting I could just upgrade the wife from Office 2007 to 365 and be happy. Well, not so much. Office 365 on her Win 7 looks like straight from ****. Retina scorching **** that is. She suffers from eye strain as it is and uses Word, Excel and PP all day pretty much. With the inability to tone it down it lasted for half an hour before we went back to 2007. So what to do then with the other licenses? I could install it on my Thinkpad (best writing computer ever with the original IBM keyboard!). Oh, well, not so much because you can't install it on XP. So I could just upgrade it to Win 7, right? No, not easily because the operating system that is now the standard in the business world has disappeared from stores and the Microsoft website. Instead I'm supposed to buy Windows 8. Which will never ever happen. and if nothing changes than my next laptop will be a Macbook. At least that would take 365 and not look completely garish (at least until somebody in Redmond or Cupertino (MS autocorrect doesn't know this word...) messes things up even further). So why is it that we can't change the background in MS Office 365 to something darker? Why do we only get those three settings (white, grey, dark grey) which are all too bright still? This could be an easy fix and people like me would be happy to spend the 100 bucks a year and call it a day. And why can't I use it on XP? Why can't I still buy Win 7 at least? Look, I'm here waving money at you... |
| Macro for Table Property Posted: 27 Jan 2014 06:11 AM PST 1 - I have an 85 page Word document with some tables which each have a bookmark (beginning with "TBL") and I need to apply the table property "Repeat as Header Row at the top of each page" to each table via a macro (not manually). How can I do this? 2 - Is it doable if I don't know the bookmark name? TIA Bob Umlas (Excel MVP) |
| How do I turn off automatic scrolling in Word 2013??? Posted: 27 Jan 2014 04:34 AM PST I type many documents each day and this problem is driving me to distraction!! As I type the cursor and text moves down the page and ends up at the bottom of the page, something that did not happen in previous versions of Word. I need the text to stay at eye height, something that used to be controlled with the scroll lock but this does not work!!! I have checked for add-ons but do not have any and have found no other clues as to how to stop this.
I really hope someone can help soon!!
Sharon |
| Word 2013 Office.com clipart not available after installing language pack Posted: 27 Jan 2014 03:12 AM PST After I installed Icelandic language pack for my Office Word 2013, I can't seem to be able to insert Office.com Clip Art.
I got to Insert - Online Pictures and try to search for Clip Art but I don't get any results.
However if I change the display language of Word back to English I can search for clip arts just fine.
Any suggestions? I don't get any error message. Bing Image Search still works fine. This is happening on several computers at my company. |
| While Opening word file an error message is displayed that "Word has run into an error that is preventing it from working correctly, Word will need to be closed as a result". Posted: 27 Jan 2014 02:48 AM PST Please assist me on this issue? |
| Opening a new word document Posted: 27 Jan 2014 02:45 AM PST Since changing to Windows 7 from vista the right contextual menu in documents no longer shows open new word document. This makes it very difficult to open a new document. The same question was posed for windows 8 but did not apply to 7. |
| Hierarchy in Office Posted: 27 Jan 2014 12:09 AM PST Almost all the Office related products help the user to think in hierarchies when appropriate: - In Word one can use levels in Outline view, and also tables and indented bullet points (and even combine them all - with diffculty)
- In Excel one can use columns and/or rows to create ordered hierarchies
- ditto Access, but with knobs on
- In Powerpoint one can use indented bullet points, and use the slides as the highest level of indentation
- In Project the Task hierarchy is one of the core organising functions
- Even in Outlook/Live Mail one can use indented bullet points,
Wouldn't it be great if one could transfer hierarchical structures simply among all these Microsoft tools, with them appearing in each tool in the appropriate view, but maintaining all the embedded relationships?
Office provides some of this interoperability, but it is clunky: Word to Excel and back is the smoothest, and Word to Powerpoint works but not well (and the facility is well hidden from those who do not know about it from the days of XP and 95). What I would like to have built into the Office suite is the architectural understanding that hierarchy is one of the most powerful ways of organising thought, and have it supported intrinsically and robustly in the all these tools. In other words, whichever tool one uses to create the hierarchy, it should be crystal clear throughout the whole Office suite (and relevant related products) that the hierarchy - the same hierarchy - can be viewed and edited in every Office (and Project) tool in a manner that works for that tool. The techniques for moving among the different tools and their different views should be consistent - that would emerge naturally if the overall problem were solved as a matter of architecture, instead of the disparate clunky fixes we have now.
I am sure that the inconsistencies and clunky utilities have emerged from a history of merging different products with different architectures. (Even Outline View within Word - a wonderful and powerful tool - seems to show signs of having originated in a different place from Word itself.) A large part of the reason I use Microsoft, and dismiss my daughter's adulation of Apple IOS, stems from Microsoft's democratic, engineer-driven, pragmatic approach to integrating products rather than the faintly Fascist ideology of inventing and controlling everything and striving for a perfection that exists in the mind of one architect straight out of Ayn Rand, before whom all actual mortals falter. (Ignoring for the moment the imperatives of competition and profit that make both companies equally rapacious in buying in other peoples' products.) But each genuine leap forward for Office has stemmed from integration and new architectural clarity, and I am proposing an architecture-based leap forward into a new level of integration that is crying to happen.
For myself, I would like it to be a leap forward from Windows 7 / Office. (I have put a lot of effort into trying to migrate to the touch screen / gesture world and find it messy - both literally on the screen and metaphorically in supporting clarity of thought. OK, I am revealing that I am an out-of-date fuddy-duddy, clinging to the certainty of my keyboard. Forget that.) Even for the state-of-the-art aficionados of Windows 8 and its sequelae in the touchy-feely line of development, it would be a boon to have an integrated, transparent approach in Office to thinking in hierarchies.
I am sure I cannot be the first person to think of this obvious way to improve Office, but I have never read anyone else writing about it in quite this way.
Bob Phillips
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| Embedded Word document displays multiple columns Posted: 26 Jan 2014 11:30 PM PST Original title: MS office
I have one word file and one excel file in my system. If I am opening normally it opens with single column, In case if I am inserting the MS word file into the MS excel then if I opening the same word file from the MS excel file it opens with 4 columns instead of the single column. Since its urgent I am expecting the Microsoft expert to resolve this issue as soon as possible. |
| Need below with installation of Microsoft Office Professional 2007 Posted: 26 Jan 2014 10:30 PM PST Digital Certificate for VBA Projects, Visual Basic for Applications
will this be included with the software? |
| Word 2010 Issue Posted: 26 Jan 2014 09:31 PM PST After launcing word and a blank document template is displayed, my cursor flashes with a small disk icon under the cursor arrow. It's like it's working on something in the background or looking to load something from a CD. This happens the entire time word is open and although it doesn't prohibit me from creating a document, it is incredibly annoying because when I want to click on any icon on the tool bar to perform any function the cursor is flashing and it makes it difficult to place the cursor on a function Icon exactly where it's supposed to go. |
| Open Word, Excell, etc., and always get EULA Posted: 26 Jan 2014 08:23 PM PST Everytime I open Word, Excel, etc., the Microsoft End-Users license agreement screen appears and I have to click "Agree" I had same problem several years ago and was informed (here) how to clear the problem, but.... been too long ago. Help. |
| Cannot Delete Drawing or Chart from MS Word 2010 document Posted: 26 Jan 2014 05:15 PM PST It is literally impossible for me to delete two images that is in a Word 2010 document. I highlight the borders, press Delete, and nothing happens. I can highlight the elements of the chart and delete some of them, but not all of them. Sometimes when I press delete, the colored box in the title bar switches from Chart to Drawing (or back again). Note that I can spin the drawing, and I can even Cut it (though it still doesn't disappear). I can resize the chart area or do anything I want to it. Except that I cannot remove it.
Why can't I remove this chart or drawing? How do I do so?
I believe this chart was created by copying it from Excel. I broke two links to charts in the File - Info - Related Documents section. Since I only have those two charts, I suppose those were the links I broke. But I still can't delete them.
Edit: Oh yeah, the document was originally created with an earlier version of Word (I think), because it used to open in Compatability mode until I used the Convert button.
Thanks. |
| I clicked on Word and it said an error has occerd Posted: 26 Jan 2014 05:09 PM PST After I clicked on Word to open it said an error has occured |
| A font has disappeared. Posted: 26 Jan 2014 04:44 PM PST I just loaded up my word document one day and find that all the text had suddenly lost its font (Mistral). I searched the fonts folder (not there), used program repair on Microsoft Office, but Mistral is still missing. Any idea how this happened and how to fix it? I'd rather not have to buy it considering it came with the computer in the first place.
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