Mac Forum / Applications / Word / October 2005

I am trying to create an accessible calendar for either PDF or web output
from a Microsoft Word Calendar template, but I am having a heck of a time
figuring out if it can be done at all.  I can print a pdf file from the doc,
but it leaves little to modify or be interactive.

Can anyone tell me why this is still happening? I made the most trivial
changes in the styles in the document I'm working on -- H1, H2, Title, and,
a simple change of font for Normal -- and once again I'm seeing Word crash
on quit.

How can I set it so that the window size of a new document is always maximized
to the full?  I get so tired of having to manualy adjust the window to fit
the entire screen.
Thanks,

Hi. I have a letterhead template created in Word. sometimes when I copy
text over this template, the header automatically moves to the second
page. Any idea how to fix that?

Hi!  I'm new to this group and new to Mac OS X coming from the Microsoft
Word camp (like many others I'm sure!)
I'm evaluating Office 2004 and pretty impressed so far after evaluating a
few open source solutions (nothing against them, Word is understandably not

I created custom styles to take notes with to avoid problems with the
current heading styles.  In the past I had struggled with the
consistency of my heading configurations so "help" recommended I create
my own.  The problem is that Word only seems to recognize its

Is there any way to activate a zoom/view button on the window of Word? Using
TextEdit and Mellel on occasion, I find this to be most convenient.
TIA.

In my home office, I am running Word 2001 on a beige Macintosh G3,
utilizing the OS9 operating system.
When attempting to either link or embed a PDF file into a Word
document, using the Insert>Object command -- the PDF having been

SetUp:
G5, Mac OS 10.4.2, Office 2004 (updated), suitcase 11.0.4.0223
Main problem: Postscript Type 1 fonts activated in suitcase (they ar
clean fonts from Adobe Font Folio) do not show in Word fonts menu (

I'm running Microsoft Office/Word 2001 on an Apple Mac using OS 9.2.2
A few weeks ago, when working in Word documents, I mysteriously lost
most of my drop-down menu function using the labels at the top of the
page. Out of the Apple symbol, File, View, Edit, Insert, Format, Font,

I am creating an address/phone book for my church.  I have all the data

in Excel and I will do a "Mail Merge" into Word.  However, one of the

columns of data contains paths to jpeg files of pictures.  I would
like 
to merge these with the other data.  I tried to use

Hello there. I am a fourteen-year-old who loves to write; and suddenly
finds that the stories saved on her mac are somewhat inaccessible!!
Here are my problems laid out as best I can make them:
Opening Directly from Word

Am am using Office:mac 2004 on an iMac G5 - and it is great BUT...
The toolbars only reach half way across the top of the screen -
This means that (for example) to access the spell check button in the
standard toolbar I have to hit the "more buttons" icon at the right hand

Hi again
Every time I type "Kaikohe" (which is the town that I live in) in a Word
document - it wants to change it to "Kaikohe Garage Ltd" which is one of the
many Kaikohe businesses in my Entourage address book.

My girlfriend has just bought Word for Mac, and as she is not terribly
computer literate tends to use the toolbar icons almost exclusively.
There seems to be no spellcheck icon appearing in the toolbar nor can I
find a way to add one to the toolbar in the customise section... Any