Insertion Point misbehaves

Bob Mathews · Guest

It could be a bad Equation Editor. It could also be a corrupted
equation. I'd suggest (if you haven't done this already) working
through the procedures listed in the "How to Identify Corrupted
Graphics" and "How to Repair a Graphic Manually" sections of the
article I referenced. So you won't have to reference my original
reply, this is the link to the article:
http://www.dessci.com/en/support/mathtype/tsn/TSN64.htm

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On 3-Oct-2007, <Albert@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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Mike · Guest

THIS worked, found all the normal.* and whacked them (deleted), uninstalled
the whole thing, deleted the entire office 12 (2007) directory, and all other
ofc 2007 appls... reinstalled office 2007 and it WORKS. Your suggestion
worked. All the repair and reinstalls create additional normal templates and
something broke. Spell checker now shows squiggly red lines under 4eur7yu ....

THANKS

"Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote:

clever · Guest

"Mats" wrote:

Mats · Guest

Hi

I wonder if the 'Auto Summary Tools' are avaliable i all languages? I have
swedish version and cant find it

Sincerely

"clever" wrote:

PD · Guest

I am currently looking into a fix for this problem myself. MS Word,
surprisingly, doesn't have a fix or anywhere to look into this in its help
system. Not that I would recommend it.

More news to come.

Terry Farrell · Guest

I've not seen any problems reported with Word after Hibernation.

What version of Word and OS are you using?
Are they patched fully up to date?
Is the motherboard BIOS patched fully up to date?

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Nyarlathotep · Guest

I concur. There is a little problem with LISTNUM fields (I discovered it
with the LEGALDEFAULT option.) Deleting a character immediately to the left
of the field causes the field to reset to 1.1….

There are many ways to restart the list correctly. The most simple is to
copy the number and paste it immediately to its right. Then delete the copy
you just made (on the right), and the list is re-initialized.

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"Kerry" wrote:

Stefan Blom · Guest

Not sure what you are referring to here...

The way to restart a list consisting of LISTNUM fields is to add the \s
switch to the appropriate item.

For instructions on restarting a multilevel list with a LISTNUM field, see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Numbering/ListRestartByLISTNUM.htm.

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Microsoft Word MVP

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Nyarlathotep · Guest

Explanation: I have a single list of headings in my document. I want them
to be listed quite normally in a legal way. When I delete a character (a
return usually) before the LISTNUM, the number that showed, say 4.6, now gets
reset to 1.1.

I did more tests this morning, and it seems that the deletion process does
not always alter the LISTNUM. Actually, the more you try to make it happen
in a document, the more stable fields get, which is great. I'm yet have to
pinpoint an infailible scenario that will reproduce the problem.

Note: This report is not critical. I even noticed that just moving the
cursor with the arrow keys over the field can bring it back to its normal
count (say from 1.1 to 4.6 in our example). Many other operations also tend
to return LISTNUM fields to the correct count, like pasting stuff downstream.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

collin · Guest

i have a try according the direction and it can not resolve the same problem
in office 2007!

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

The Crazy Coder · Guest

I had this same problem. Uninstalling and reinstalling, NOT repairing worked.
Not much of a fix, but it worked.

"Darcy McGee" wrote:

Stefan Blom · Guest

Well, LISTNUM fields used in conjunction with paragraph numbering will
affect, and be affected by, the paragraph numbering, so what you are seeing
is not necessarily a sign that something strange is going on...

Note that you can press Alt+F9 to show/hide the field codes, and you can
edit field codes to explicitly have the desired level and starting value, if
necessary. For example, the following field:

{ LISTNUM \l 1 \s 1 }

sets the numbering of level 1 to "1" (or "A" etc. depending on the type of
list).

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Microsoft Word MVP

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bse3 · Guest

You are not alone on this one. I have the exact same message (msgr??32.dll)
all the time. I do not know what it means or why it happens. It seems to be
completely random. Contrary to what many will say it has absolutely nothing
to do with Tools > Language > Set Language... Instead, go to
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=273965 and look at "Method 4". It is the
only one that will work. Copying directly into a new Word Document will not
work as it seems to retain the previous attributes (disabled spell check);
there has to be another step in between (in this example, Notepad).
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bse3

"tracey" wrote:

Cathy · Guest

Is it possible to have the Table of Contents (TOC) update automatically
without having to print preview? In other words, once the change is made to
the text, at that moment, could the TOC update itself? Thanks.
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Cathy

"macropod" wrote:

Terry Farrell · Guest

It has to be 'triggered' and the easy way is to press F9 whilst in the ToC.

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