Mac Forum / Applications / Word / February 2008

When running on Leopard, Word 2008 and Word/PowerPoint/Excel 2004 may
produce blank output for some printers.
Microsoft, Apple, and various printer manufacturers are working on this
issue but in the meantime, there are a couple of workarounds:

1. Graphics inserted in Publishing Layout mode don't preview in the Print dalog or print, though they're perfectly visible in any screen view. Graphics inserted into sectioned parts of a document in Print Layout view do print.
2. Guides dissapear when dragged into a master page linked

I am a new user (3 days) and, in general, I like WORD. It does a lot but it wants to put stuff I don't want on my screen. I already found out that I have to live with the "Docoment Elements" menu. Now, I want to hide the Status menu on the bottom. The frustrating thing is I think

I have Office 2004.  Every time I open a new or existing Word
document, it opens with the title bar of the window hidden under the
toolbar at the top.  How do I stop it from doing that?

I bought the black MacBook for law school earlier this year, and went all out on software, upgrades, etc. I, of course, purchased Word 2004 for school. It has been the worst experience of my computer-related life. And, as Murphy's Law would have it, right after I buy my computer,

PC based facilities with Microsoft Office products
for 2000 cannot read communications created and
transmitted in Microsoft Office products for 2007/2008.

I just attached a word doc (office 08, mac) to an email. My colleague cannot open it and asked if it is a Vista program.

What gives?

Thanks, Andy

I have a desktop that uses the MAC OS X and I have being using the Word 2004 for Mac for over 2 years now. Today, out of the blue any Word document I have tried to print is coming out with only the bottom half of the font printed in some of the lines. If I print the same document

When I copy text from Word to place into another app, there is a long delay while Word seems to do a word count and then save something (at the bottom of the window it says "Saving" with a progress bar, but it doesn't seem to be saving the document).

Has anyone else encountered

I just bought Office:mac 2008 last night. I'm trying to write a letter and started with my address, date, their address and salutation - you know - then went right into the first paragraph. It automatically made everything 1.5 or double line spacing except the paragraph. The paragraph

In Word 2004, I do file, then open. I use the search box in the finder window for the folder "our finances". Two folders show up because they happen to exist in two different locations with the same name.

Now it is impossible to determine the parent folder of either of these folders!

Hello,

Everytime I try to embed a "Microsoft Powerpoint Slide Object" into one of my Word 2008 Files through the "Paste Special" command, I just get the error message "There is Insufficient Memory. Save the Document Now." Then nothing gets pasted in.

Considering that I'm running

I have not been able to print from Word for a while now. Although I have text in the document, I get a blank screen when I go to Print Preview, in both Word and the Mac OS X print dialog. The documents print fine from Windows PCs. Could this be a Leopard compatibility issue? I think

I have Office 2004 for Students for Mac.
I love it except every time I copy and paste something from a different program, for example the internet, the text pasted is in the font Lucinda.
It doesn't matter where I copy text from, it always pastes as Lucinda. My default font is Arial.

I want to see the Standard, Formatting and Reviewing toolbars in every doc I create or open, but cannot figure how to do this. Everything seems to be on a "per doc" basis. The Standard and Formatting toolbars are set to always be checked and appear, but I can't make this happen universally