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Basic Concepts - Introduction

Understanding styles

Tips for understanding styles in Microsoft Word

How to apply a style

How to modify a style

How styles in Word cascade

Why does Word sometimes override bold and italics when I apply a paragraph style, but sometimes it does not?

Why I don't use Custom Table Styles

Keep a figure on the same page as its caption

Is your image slipping? How to get your images to stand still

Create a glossary

How the Styles and Formatting Pane works

Why does text change format when I copy it into another document?

How Paste Options works

Letters are missing in my watermark when I print

How to tell Word to use Australian English or other non-US form of English

Control bullets

Create numbered headings

Number headings and figures in Appendixes

Why use Word's built-in heading styles?

Create a table of contents

How Document Map works

Relationship between documents and templates

Attaching a template to a document

How to copy a chart from Excel into a Word document

Insert an Excel chart or worksheet into a landscape page

How to create a hyperlink from a Word document to an Excel workbook

What happens when I send my document to someone else?

How does Track Changes work?

How to use the Reviewing Toolbar in Microsoft Word 2002 and Word 2003

Control how a Word document opens from the internet or an intranet

CompleteWordCount

How to get Word to automatically fill the Edit > Find and Edit > Replace boxes with the selected text

Office 2007 information

Trivia

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Getting help, asking questions about Microsoft Word

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In Word, press F1. It's the Help Key. To get help, type in your question, or a couple of words that describes what kind of help you're looking for. For example, try "table of contents" or "insert picture" or "page numbers".

Information about Microsoft Word on the web

The best website about Word is the MS Word MVP FAQ site. It also has lots of links to other websites about Word created by Microsoft Word MVPs.

Ask questions about Microsoft Word - for free!

Microsoft hosts several public newsgroups devoted to Word. Anyone can ask questions about Word in these newsgroups. All kinds of people read the Microsoft newsgroups. Questions are asked by everyone from raw beginners to professional users of Word. Questions are answered by lots of people. Some are MVPs, some are regular visitors, and some might only drop in once. So your question will be seen by a wide variety of people with a very wide variety of expertise. Most questions are answered within 24 hours (that's not a promise: it's an observation).

For hints on the best way to ask your question see Tips from MVPs on posting to the Word newsgroups.

How to find the Microsoft Word newsgroups

If you have Outlook Express (which comes with Internet Explorer), go to news://msnews.microsoft.com.

If you don't have Outlook Express, or if you live behind a corporate firewall that prevents your accessing news groups directly, see

How to search for old messages in Microsoft Word newsgroups

Google keeps an archive of all questions and answers sent to Microsoft Word newsgroups. If you have a problem with Word, there's a good chance that someone else has had the same problem. You can search the Google archive. You can restrict your search of that archive to the Microsoft Word groups. To do that, in the box marked "Return only messages from the newsgroup" type microsoft.public.word.*