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Microsoft Word - How to stop bubbles that announce supposed language changes in Track Changes?


How to stop bubbles that announce supposed language changes in Track Changes?

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 02:26 PM PDT

I am reviewing a document that was written in US English.  I changed the proofing language to UK English.   Now the spell checker only points out existing words with US English spelling.  Therefore, it looks like UK English applies to the whole document.

However, balloons that say "Formatting: UK English" appear below every comment.

In addition, in some sections but not everywhere, "Formatting: UK English" balloons also accompany text changes.

Since I would like changes in format to be tracked, Formatting is checked under Show Markup.   

I would appreciate answers to two questions:

  1. Why does UK English not appear to be accepted throughout the document?  That is, what causes the bubbles to appear?  The entire document should already be using UK English.
  2. How do I get rid of the "Formatting: UK English" bubbles?

Thank you for whatever insights you can offer.

Cathy

Problem using hyperlinks on Microsoft Works 9

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 12:28 PM PDT

I am using Microsoft Works 9 to do an assignment for work. I am producing a bibliography on the word processor which uses hyperlinks. The links to the relevant websites are all on there and I am able to control and click on them. The weird thing is that the only way that I can get the internet to open up and show the hyperlink is by clicking once on the live search box in the top right corner of the screen. This is very annoying and odd. Has anyone seen this before? Does anyone know how to fix this so that I can simply control and click on the hyperlink and the relevant webpage appears? 

MS Word 2013, outline view defaults corrupted

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 12:09 PM PDT

I am using office 2013 with windows 7 pro 64 bit.  I have a file that I use almost always in outline view.  Now, for whatever reason when I switch it to outline view, the type size on the screen is too small to read.  In draft view, text that is 12 point font when switched to outline view is not even readable.  It looks like font size 3 or 4 point.  And if I start a new blank document, the same thing happens.  I can type in 12 pt in draft view, then switch to outline view and the text is unreadable.  I have tried reformatting the list using the multi-level list feature with no success.

How can I fix this?

Have the master/sub documents issues been fixed in Word 2013?

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 11:06 AM PDT

Does anyone (MVPs?) know if now the issues with master/sub documents might be ironed out in 2013 version?

TJK

[Moderator note: split from thread at http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2007-word/working-with-master-and-sub-docuemnts/5e1f79f1-d6f1-4bfb-860c-b2fdae7a27a3]

Is it possible to turn off "Link to Previous" by default?

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 09:57 AM PDT

Is there a way to change this default setting?  For my purposes, I never want the header to link to the previous header.

[Moderator note: split from thread at http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2010-word/why-does-word-defaults-that-link-to-previous-is/224e2bd5-8757-4e71-9f34-99cd100e9516]

problem with captions (they do not update according to the chapter number)

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 09:39 AM PDT

as you can see in the attached image below there is a conflict between the chapter (A.1) and the caption

i expect a caption like this (A.1) chapter A figure 1, but instead i get the previous chapter (chapter 9). how can i fix that?

VBA Word won't save if box is copied in

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 08:28 AM PDT

I have searched the net for this solution and haven't found anything yet.  I have a VBA program that automates assembly of Word 2010 documents from other docs using mostly copy/pasting and bookmark insertions.  (Windows 7 Enterprise) All of a sudden, one template won't save after copying in from another document.  Here is the code that errors:

'get starting doc w macro (styletemplate)  Set mydoc = wrd.Documents.Open(strformattemplate, False, False)   'this is the base doc with styles - this save works fine   mydoc.SaveAs2 filename:=strNewName,FileFormat:=wdFormatXMLDocumentMacroEnabled    'here's our skeleton  this is what we want to copy in  Set skel = wrd.Documents.Open(skelpath)  Set rangetocopy = skel.Range(0, skel.Bookmarks("\endofdoc").End)  rangetocopy.copy ' copy to clipboard  'copy in the skeleton and close it  Set workingrange = mydoc.Range(0, mydoc.Bookmarks("\endofdoc").End)  workingrange.Paste  mydoc.Save  'here's where it's failing  skel.Close False

What is happening is that at the second save the document won't save. There is an endless pop-up that appears and it won't save no matter what I do.  The user must abort everything at that point.  I want to emphasize that this code works fine on all other templates, it's just one that if fails.  I have isolated the piece that I am trying to paste in, and it appears to fail if one shape (a box that is an underline for a header) is included.  Boxes like this appear in the first page of each chapter, and all the other ones work fine.  I am totally stumped!  Any help or guidance would be MUCH appreciated!!!

How do I stop a graphic from moving into the header when I move it to the top of the page?

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 08:14 AM PDT

In Word 2010, I have created headers and footers with 1-inch margins. While working in the main body of the document, if I try to move a graphic that is part of the main body to just below the margin, it pops into the header, even though the header isn't open. I can't figure out why it does this or how to make it stop. I haven't seen this problem listed elsewhere and I haven't had this problem before.

Thanks to anyone who can help.

Susan

Save Word 2013 document with 2010 compatiblity

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 05:41 AM PDT

Hello,

how can I save Word 2013 document so that it can be opened in Word 2010 and have the same layout? That is, how do I turn on compatibility mode for document that is not using it?

The section Word Options | Advanced | Compatiblity options for: is empty. I guess that's what I am looking for to change.

Thanks,

Jan

Hidden Text - How to restrict view

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 05:30 AM PDT

I am working in a mail merge document (Excel is the data source).  On the merge form I hid specific text (it is in its own section) that I never want others to see after completion of the mail merge. Basically, I do not want individuals to view the hidden text.  Is there a way to protect the document section and still allow others to make edits on the rest of the document?  Once others complete edits, etc.  I would like to be able to view the document in its entirety.

Word 2007 - Visual Basics on a Protected document

Posted: 25 Jul 2014 07:31 PM PDT

First, I am a beginner at this whole Visual Basics and Marcos tool on Word. So I apologize in advance if I am using the wrong term.

I created a form in Word 2010 using Visual Basics.

After creating the form, I realized there are a few in our office that still use Word 2007.

So I re-created the form in 2007.

I want to be able to run the visual basic macros while the document is protected.

It works in 2010, but in 2007.

Anyone have a solution??

Greatly appreciate the assistants!

This document is locked by another user!

Posted: 25 Jul 2014 07:19 PM PDT

Okay, so I have Word 2013. I've been trying to write a book, but for some reason it repeatedly removes all my changes and spits out this error message, "This document is locked for editing by another user," even if I've copied the whole book, pasted it in another document, and haven't opened it on any other device/word processor. And, for some reason, whenever I am to look at it on Word Online, I find the document there, with all my changes, even though I edited it in the desktop version!

What's going on?

format problem?

Posted: 25 Jul 2014 05:32 PM PDT

I've solved a couple of problems here before and so, after more than a few hours of trying to solve another one which, I am fairly certain, is a simple-answered problem, I will turn to it, once again. I had Microsoft Word 1997-2003 but changed to office 4.0.1 a while back and this particular problem stems from a manuscript that is 22 chapters long and which the first 75 or so pages are formatted correctly at .076 or 3/4" margins but the remainder are still the original .50, or 1/2". So, I tried to (re) format a page from scratch and then put the whole 375 pages on, 22 stories. The first 5 stories remained (re) formatted perfectly but when I got to the sixth story all the way to the last, every page, was still formatted at the previous margins of 50, or 1/2". Does anyone have any answer, I've tried a lot of stuff but none of it seems to work.  

magnifying a certain part of a picture without losing quality and looking like a magnifying focusing glass

Posted: 25 Jul 2014 04:25 PM PDT

I want a proper way to magnify a part of picture  imported 

1: from ms paint into mathematica 9 and then

2: from mathematica 9 into ms-words 2010 without loosing the quality.

Any help by the related experts will be entertained warmly 

i paid for0ffice 365 and did not get a good download have reciept

Posted: 25 Jul 2014 11:43 AM PDT

please respond to email

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Outlook 2007 - Hyperlink issue

Posted: 19 Feb 2007 12:53 AM PST


Thank you... Got it working

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Installing office 2000 premium over office 2003

Posted: 18 Feb 2007 07:20 AM PST

Thank you all for the help. 2000 is installed and working perfectly.

"JimB" wrote:
 

Rasputin EULA

Posted: 17 Feb 2007 04:03 PM PST

Hal <microsoft.com> wrote:
 

When you're in regedit the "permissions" should be in the edit menu,
check there.

New HDD and key code issues.

Posted: 17 Feb 2007 12:55 PM PST

But that's just the point. I am starting from scratch. However, the program
won't load because it doesn't accept my original key code.

I will try calling the support people.

Thanks,

Rick
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"JoAnn Paules [MVP]" wrote:
 

can't type in product key access 2007

Posted: 16 Feb 2007 05:51 PM PST

On Feb 16, 9:48 pm, "Bob Buckland ?:-\)" <75214.226(At Beautiful
Downtown)compuserve.com> wrote: 
I tried doing that and it seems cut and paste isn't allowed in that
field. :=(


 


How to revert back to 2003 after uninstalling 2007

Posted: 16 Feb 2007 12:44 PM PST

Thanks for your answer, Peter.
Yeah I've read the EULA, but I always have this problem with the Legalese: I
am never sure that I haven't missed or misinterpreted something. It would
appear that I can uninstall the program from one machine, install it on
another one and reactivate. But it doesn't look logical though. If I were a
crook and left the original activated installation where it is, even after
the second (or n-th installation)who would know? That's what makes me doubt
that my reading of the EULA is correct. Is there more? Am I missing
something?
Jerry


"Peter Foldes" <com> wrote in message
news:%phx.gbl...
Jerry

(1) Yes that is correct

(2)Did you read the Eula

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microsoft office 2002/2003

Posted: 15 Feb 2007 09:10 AM PST

Try Open Office from www.openoffice.org. It's free and
legal.


"bitterbabe" <microsoft.com> wrote in
message
news:com... 


Can any license be used to convert the trial to a full version?

Posted: 14 Feb 2007 03:54 PM PST

Is it the same version?

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Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Daime asked:

| Sorry, you are wrong, it does NOT work. This is so lame: MS claims
| the trial can be converted to a licensed version and it is simply NOT
| true.
|
| "Gyorgy Moldova [MVP]" wrote:
|
|| IIRC open licenses are retail licenses, so the answer should be yes,
|| however, you should clarify with the retailer.
|| "Daime" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
|| news:com...
||| I just want to make sure if I install and start using the trial
||| version of Office 2007 that an Open License (for a non-profit) can
||| be used to convert the trial to a licensed version.

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Need Help - Reconfigure LILO from rescue CD

Posted: 09 Sep 2006 04:13 PM PDT

In comp.os.linux.setup Mike Poe <com>: 
 

You just follow the instructions if you boot from some RH install
medium, 'chroot' to your already mounted system, edit lilo.conf
and rerun lilo. No rocket science involved.
 

Wrong! Why can't you do this using lilo? Works for me just fine.

BTW
RH 7.2 is EOL since some time you might want to look into
upgrading to something recent.


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FC5 - Installing X on a system without X

Posted: 09 Sep 2006 11:12 AM PDT

On Sat, 09 Sep 2006 13:12:51 -0500, Jim Garrison wrote:
 

First, you won't have to worry about dependencies. Yum takes care of
those for you. Now as far as WHAT to install... Depends on your hardware
and how feature-laden you want X and GNOME to be. Start with these
commands:

yum list all *x11*
yum list all *gnome*

Those will list all the available and installed x11 and gnome packages.
Use

yum info <package-name>

to get a short description of what each package does. Pick and choose
which "extras" you want. Packages with "base" or "common" in the name are
usually required, but if any package needs those, yum will install them
when it does it dependencies check.

Good luck.

Stef

Fedora 5 and Wireshark

Posted: 07 Sep 2006 02:21 PM PDT

com wrote:
 

The Fedora package manager is called Yum:
http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/yum/en/

Install Wireshark the with the command:
yum install wireshark wireshark-gnome

More information for the beginning Fedora user:
http://www.fedorafaq.org/

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dmesg and syslogd

Posted: 07 Sep 2006 11:21 AM PDT

In comp.os.linux.setup The Natural Philosopher <a@b.c>: 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"dmesg and syslogd" was the original subject:
(<googlegroups.com>), it
seems you not only failed to give any helpful advice to the OP,
your reading capabilities seem although questionable?

It might be wise to just kill-file you and make life easier...;-)

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How to mount a NFS From Linux on Windows

Posted: 06 Sep 2006 01:41 PM PDT

If you want to mount an nfs share on windows, you need software like
"pcnfs". It mounts nfs shares on windows. Sun used to sell this
program and it was also available from other vendors like Chameleon.
Some of the programs are just nfs clients (i.e. you can mount nfs
drives on windows). Others acted as nfs servers too, you could
"export" (share) your windows drive and read it under Linux (or SunOS
or any other version of Unix). However, I haven't used any of those
programs since around windows 3.x time frame (maybe win2k). It is
quite possible that none of them have been ported to run in xp, or
that the vendors no longer market them. NFS is a good protocol, in
that it is peer-to-peer, but it is relatively insecure. I got my only
computer virus by having NFS on one of my linux machines when it
wasn't behind a firewall that prevented outside access to the nfs
port.

Instead, the common mechanism these days is to set up a samba server
on linux. Samba runs the same protocol that windows servers uses to
share drives.

Linux RAID 5 'rm' performance

Posted: 05 Sep 2006 06:00 PM PDT

Thanks for the responses so far, however rm is the ONLY operation which
seems to suffer. Reading and writing , in my understanding would be far
more likely to saturate the controllers but only rm performance seems
to suffer.

As far as how I've partitioned the disks, I did it for a reason (see
slashdot discussion on the topic,
http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/05/22/1624246.

I am using IDE but I am also using SW raid, not a HW controller in the
motherboard (the motherboard doesn't have one). The processor is a 1GHZ
Duron and seems up to the task of reading/writing. I am using separate
controllers for the disks, all on the same motherboard but different
controllers for each as there are four on the board (Promise
Ultra-ATA). The problem seems unique to rm.

dual boot hell

Posted: 04 Sep 2006 09:56 PM PDT

Chris F Clark wrote: 

Matt Giver repsonded to me with: 

I was not trying to move the linux onto windows (fat|ntfs) partitions,
but simply to copy ext2 (linux) partitions from one machine to another
and then boot them. The machine I was moving from also was a dual
boot machine and had (I thought) the same geometry and partition
structure, and also the same devices (e.g. same video card and
screen, same ethernet and wireless). It should have been a no-brainer.

It's all mostly a moot point, because I've already decided to bite the
bullet and install a new copy of CentOS.

[OT] s. keeling (was: procmail recipe)

Posted: 04 Sep 2006 12:27 AM PDT

Usenet Beavis writes:
 

Results 1 - 10 of 23,700 for usenet beavis (0.28 seconds)

You win, Beavis.
 

Smacking your bitch up isn't that complicated, Beavis. Anyone can do it.
 

And see above, left, and right.
 

But he's not a Beavis, so he can figure it out fairly quickly.
 

Spam isn't anywhere the problem you think it is, Beavis.
 

Double-duh.
 

And you're doing a good job of it.
 

Don't strain your brain too much, Beavis. Or it'll deflate.
 

Perhaps, Beavis, you should give it a try after you finally finish off "The
Little Engine That Could"?
 

Beavis knows something about DNS. He's so smart.
 

Looks like Beavis earned himself a complaint to net, for
port scanning.
 

Yup. And getting your account pulled on account of portscanning would be a
cherry on top.
 

Thank you for your kookfart, Beavis.
 



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Online or PDF Books on Linux Installation

Posted: 03 Sep 2006 12:20 PM PDT


co.uk wrote: 


try this one also. [www.linuxhomenetworking.com]

Change server locale

Posted: 03 Sep 2006 12:05 PM PDT

In comp.os.linux.setup co.uk: 
 
[..]
 
 
 

 

Iirc the redhat documentation provides an overview about
/etc/sysconfig/ files which should mention a few settings. For UK
settings, check what is available to you through 'locale -a'
('man locale').

Good luck

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[Commercial] Content Filtering Internet Proxy

Posted: 03 Sep 2006 06:39 AM PDT

On 2006-09-03, Sachin <com> wrote: 

You want constructive comments? Don't spam usenet if you want people
to buy your product.

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