Speed up the opening of Word documents

Pamela Denchfield · Guest

Thank you. It appears from a separate reply received by Greg Maxey himself
that in most cases it's best to stick with the "built-in" standard document
properties if you want to repeat data in a widely distributed template and
avoid any coding in the process.
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Thanks,
Pamela Denchfield

"Dawn Crosier, Word MVP" wrote:

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Keeblergalz · Guest

The office assistant was an optional feature. If you didn't want it you
didn't have to use it. I agree they took away the one fun thing on my work
computer.

"M038" wrote:

Pamela Denchfield · Guest

Excuse this additional message. I found it necessary to reply once more so I
could check the box for automatic reply notification.

"Pamela Denchfield" wrote:

Marny · Guest

When I clicked on "download - save" absolutely nothing happened. I waited for
a minute & clicked again - nada! Then I clicked the program just to "run". A
box did pop up this time & looked like it was running - then disappeared.

I've checked in all my files [download, temporary. programs, etc] & have
even run a search - still no sign of anything. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks for replying.

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

garfield-n-odie [MVP] · Guest

I think you misunderstood whatever you read. Think about it:

A new version of Office is released every two to three years on average.
If you were correct about being able to use the Office 2007 free trial
software for six months, and then reinstall it and use it for six more
months, and again for six more months, and 22 more times thereafter,
that adds up to approximately 4.1 years of free trial period. Why would
any business allow you to use their product for soooooo long without
having to buy it, when the product would be superceded by one or more
newer versions before the end of the trial period?

august06 wrote:

> I was informed in the instructions that it was a 60 day trial but that a person could do this 25 times before you wouldn't be allowed to download anymore free trials.

ryanong · Guest

sorry, did i mention this was word 2007?

when i go to word options > customize > keyboard shortcuts: customize >
category: home tab > commands: bold, "ctrl+b" & "ctrl+shift+b" are both
entered under current keys.

the funny thing is when i enter ctrl+b (or ctrl+shift+b) in the "press new
shortcut key", nothing happens regardless of which command i'm trying to
assign it to but when i enter ctrl+u in the "press new shortcut key", it says
that it is "currently assigned to:underline"

for some strange reason, word just dosen't seem to want to acknowledge the
existence of the ctrl+b combination.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Jay Freedman · Guest

When the program ran and then disappeared, it should have installed
the viewer -- probably in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office 11
as the file WordViewer.exe. If you click the Start menu and then click
All Programs, you should see it listed as "Microsoft Office Word
Viewer 2003".

If it isn't there, you may have had a problem between the web site's
download manager and the rights assigned to your Vista login. You can
try downloading instead from the file I've posted at
http://jay-freedman.info/wdviewer.exe which I'll leave there for 24
hours. Run that file to install the viewer.

By the way, I've actually installed it on Vista and confirmed that it
does work.

On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 14:44:02 -0800, Marny
<Marny@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Suzanne S. Barnhill · Guest

When you start Word in Office Safe Mode (press Ctrl while loading and say
yes to Office Safe Mode), do you experience the same thing?

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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Greg Maxey · Guest

On Dec 18, 4:56 pm, Pamela Denchfield <pame...@onyx.com> wrote:

Jay Freedman · Guest

Andre De Clercq wrote:

Dawn Crosier, Word MVP · Guest

It doesn't sound as though you really used section breaks in your
document. Everything that you don't want to change should be in a
section, which can include the forms. Anything that you want the sales
folks to be able to change should be in another section.

Title of Document
Form fields
Standard Contract text
---Section Break (End of Section One )----
Free-form area that sales people can freely change

In the above scenario, I would have Section One locked down for Fill-In
Forms, which will allow the sales folks to type in the form fields ONLY.
Section Two would be unprotected. There are some things that they would
not be allowed to do, but for the most part they can freely edit.

Hope that helps.

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Dawn Crosier, Word MVP · Guest

I would right click on each of the Photos in your document, and choose
Caption. Within the caption dialog box you can select Figure and give a
further description. The caption dialog box will add a SEQ field to the
line which will automatically increment as you mark more Photos.

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Dawn Crosier, Word MVP · Guest

When you adjust the tab stops be sure you have the entire row selected.
For instance, if you have all of your First TOC entry selected and
change the tab stop, if you did it correctly, all other TOC entries
which are the same level would also adjust to align with the one you
just adjusted. Be sure you have the entire row selected before making
paragraph formatting changes. Therefore, you should only have to perform
the step once, and then it should be remembered when you update your
TOC.

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pinewild · Guest

The header.htm file has just these 4 lines:
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"pinewild" wrote:

Bob Buckland ?:-) · Guest

Hi Rick,

You may want to check the ones at http://office.microsoft.com/templates as one avenue of exploration.

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Does anyone know of a hiliday enewsletter template?

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