Mac Forum / Applications / Word / December 2007

I'm copying and pasting a lot of emails into one Word document. To
save steps, I created a macro to paste special unformatted text, but
it's not working right. It's pasting but not in unformatted text
form.  My macro is:

Trying to convert a word doc w/ 6x9 page size to a pdf with the same
page size, but the pdf keeps converting the page size to 8 1/2 x 11.
Suggestions?
Thanks.

I am opening the word document inside the html frameset. But I am not able to
resize the frame if the word document is opened. I created some sample pages
in the following link.
http://shyamasndr.brinkster.net/frame/xlframe.htm 

When I put a macro in the toolbar, do I have to have the long silly name
before my macros:
Normal.Newmacros.SORT
Why on earth does word does this??

From one of my colleagues (see quoted below). I don't know the answer to
this (don't have AcroPro8). Can any of the MVPs address this question?
TIA.
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I think this should be simple, but I can't figure it out.  I want to
insert the address of a contact that is in my Address Book into the
header of a letter.  The word help menu didn't help and a search of
past postings on this forum didn't solve my quandry.

ibook G4 running office X.  I've been running the same system and
software for a while.  I don't think I changed anything, but now every
document I open using the <open> command has lost its styles and
replaced apostrophes and quote marks with i.  I've reset preferences

Office for Mac, Word for Mac 2004 V 11.3.5.
This is in all probability a bug, but if anyone knows what might be
happening, I'd be grateful for a pointer.
I translate from German to English. Most times I translate directly into the

I've been unable to successfully install the latest Microsoft XML
Compatibility Pack 0.2b successfully. It /says/ that the installation has
completed, but the plist file for this pack never appears in either of the
the Library/Preferences/Microsoft folders as it is supposed to do ...

I just switched from Word X to Word 2004.
In Word X, I had the Fill button (paint can) on the Formatting
toolbar, and I used it to color-code lines of text.
I added the button to the Formatting toolbar in Word 2004, but it is

After upgrading my PowerMac G5 dual/2.0GHz to Leopard (10.5.x), Word
crashes every time I "SAVE" a new document and sometimes randomly
while typing one.  Is this an OS compatibility problem or do I have a
"bug?"  I REALLY need to use this program as I am writing my BA Thesis

Whenever i startup my IBook G4...Word boots up first....instead of my default
page. How do i correct that.
Thank you
Stephen

I recently upgraded from Word X to Word 2004. Everything works okay,
but I have a problem with preserving original formatting. Word 2004
changes things a bit. For example, things that fit on one page in Word
X (with a page break) will extend into a second page in Word 2004. I

I am told that this version of Word is no longer supported.  Great.
Here's the problem -- I cannot send word documents on my web-based
email (gmail).  Gmail tells me that it has detected a virus.
I have an iBook G4, and no virus software.

I'm a biologist, and have been working with a set insect collection
data.  Most of my requirements are simple -- enter the data into Word
or Excel, save it as a text file, and use the text as input into
several data-analysis freeware programs.