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Microsoft Word - Unspecified Error, Line:2, Column: 0 Recovery plea

Microsoft Word - Unspecified Error, Line:2, Column: 0 Recovery plea

Unspecified Error, Line:2, Column: 0 Recovery plea

Posted: 04 Apr 2015 12:55 PM PDT

Hello,

I have read a few threads on this error, but it seems recovery requests are not posted in the older threads.

I have a file with this error, and I am building an understanding that there is something wrong with the formatting, but I lack the sophistication to fix it myself.

Here it is on google docs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7kJf3HSmvwYY29FY1dDaThwR2M/view?usp=sharing 

Any help that prevents me from re-doing the work will be appreciated. Also, is there anything I can do to prevent this error?

Thank you,

Lisa

word has encountered error

Posted: 04 Apr 2015 09:09 AM PDT

I am trying to work on an already existing word doc ... I get the error... then when I click on "Repair now" it doesn't.

word problem -on Office Starter.

Posted: 03 Apr 2015 08:40 PM PDT

when  access  Word blank page and/or  prev  doc  appear  highlighted  and  cursor  will  not  work  so  cannot  type

Blank page being inserted before the current page, not after. How do I fix?

Posted: 03 Apr 2015 07:54 PM PDT

I am working with Word 2013.

I'm not sure what I did but when I went to insert a blank page, the page was inserted before the page I was working on instead of after.  For example I was working on page 2, went to insert a blank page expecting it to be page 3 but it became the new page 2. I have no idea why, all of a sudden, it is doing this. When I was working on documents earlier, it did not do this so it is a bit frustrating. 

There is a section break between two pages but I don't recall doing anything out of the ordinary to change the settings.  

Word 2013

Posted: 03 Apr 2015 07:15 PM PDT

I teach online. When I open and save a student's document, I have no running head or page numbers. As well as no page breaks. 

Office365 vs. Office 2013

Posted: 03 Apr 2015 04:38 PM PDT

While I know the difference between the two products, I still have a design question.  I currently teach computer classes for older adults and this question has come up many times.  The computers we teach on have Office 2013 installed, but some of my clients have Office365.  Am I correct in stating that there is no design difference between the two?  The way I show them to do it in office 2013 will be the same way they do it on Office 365?

Enter AutoTextList field

Posted: 03 Apr 2015 03:41 PM PDT

I'm totally stumped on creating an AutoTextList field. I'm using Word 2010 on XP for a large law firm with many auto text entries. Here's my problem:

- I choose Insert > Quick Parts > Field > AutoTextList.

- I enter Name under Field Properties > New value. The goal is to be able to choose from a series of initials, and then the user's full name fills in (which is why I call the field "Name").

- If this is all I do, then right clicking on the Name field displays a list of ALL the AutoText entries for the firm. I want this list to only display certain AutoText entries that start with x. For instance, xLCP.

- I understand that this is supposed to somehow be related to Styles. I read that you will only see AutoText entries that correspond with the style of the document that you put the field in, which is what I've done. In documents where this field works correctly, it's Normal style and I have it in Normal style in my new document.

- The AutoText entries are located in a Menu.dot file which I have located. The entries in that template are also in Normal style.

I have an example of a document that has this field showing up correctly. The field is called "Name", and when I right click I only see a specific list of options (all in the same format, xLCP, xRCC, xTJU, etc). So I know this is possible. Essentially I have two questions:

How do I narrow down the list of AutoText options I choose from when I right click the field?

How do I see how an existing field entry is coded? Like I said, I have a document with this field entered correctly, so if I could just see how that field was set up then I would know how to recreate it.

Any  help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Leah Peabbles