Mac Forum / Applications / Word / May 2008

Is there a macro, or a way to create one whereby if I have the
following lines/list in my Word document:
Alpha Beta Gamma
Alpha Alpha Alpha

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: intel
Hi,

A number of times, I have tried in vain to install update SP1 of Office
2008.
Each time, the remaining free space on my HD diminished.
Where are the files of the failed updates stored? And how do I remove them?

The horizontal bar, also known as a "quotation dash", is
commonly used to introduce quoted text in some non-English languages
and by James Joyce. In Unicode, the horizontal bar / quotation dash is
U+2015 (decimal

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So I've been going crazy try to find the quick style "Fancy" that's required
for this computer lit. class i'm taking over the internet for school. The
book i'm using is for windows so mabye my office 2008 doesn't even have the
quick style "fancy?" It also has a picture showing other ...

Version: 2004
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
Processor: Power PC
I just installed Tiger and am now having problems with OFfice 2004 on G4. Scrolling is a problem, waiting for printer page to show image of page and generally much slower to work with. Won't highlight text... ...

can i alphabetize my lists?

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: intel
We recently upgraded to a new desktop iMac (running Leopard OS) from a now-ancient original iMac (running OS 9.2) and Office/Word 98. I'm beginning to get a handle on the differences between Word 98 and Word ...

I'm writing a paper for school and for the first time I have so many
footnotes that I'm trying to use Word's built in footnotes function. I
can succesfully insert a footnote reference and text, however I would
like to edit the way the footnotes are displayed on the page. When the

I am using Word 2008 and have my home account on a network.  Everything
appears normal except the fonts are all messed up.  When you select a
specific font another font is substituted.  Also the fonts do not show
up as they appear (Yes the preference is set).  Is there anyway to

How do I type over existing text in a document, i.e. replace existing text by typing over it with my new text. I want to do this instead of have it respond as if I want to insert my new text along with the existing text. I want to typeover the existing text.

Windows XP Home
IE7
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Microsoft Works 7.0 changed the configuration. I am unable to get the

I've noticed in Word 2008 that when you start up a new file in notebook
layout view, type a paragraph, and then press RETURN, the baselines of the
text of the SECOND paragraph don't line up properly with the notebook rules
(i.e. blue horizontal lines on the page).

Windows XP Home
IE7
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I lost Microsoft Works 7.0.- I have several files under Microsoft Word 2002