For instance, I'll insert a cross-reference for Table 5-6 as in the example below. This looks great at first. But when I move elsewhere in the document or try in print a problem arises. Basically, MS Office breaks the page and places the cross-reference on a new page. I've gone back to try and fix it, but the problem just re-emerges. It's highly annoying!! The only way I know how to ultimately get rid of it is by manually managing the Captions/Cross-references.
I have recently switched to Office 2007 from Office 2003 and although quite different I am getting used to it fairly quickly, with one exception: where can
|
|
In Word 2007, click the Review tab, click Protect Document in the Protect group, click Restrict Formatting and Editing, and then click Stop Protection. |
|
However, I am using Microsoft Works 2000 under Windows XP and have exactly the same problem. Is there any way for me to open Word 2007/2010 .docx documents |
Windows 7's Wordpad utility is capable of opening the newer files created by Word 2007 and 2010. The Wordpad utility shipped with Windows Vista was quite
|
Although Windows Phone 7 supports alarms, it offers only a subset of what the iPhone's clock app does. Windows Phone 7 has a set of apps called Office: Word
|
New post: Learn Microsoft Office 2010 and 2007 & Windows 7 - 48 Hours of Video Training Tutorials for Excel 2010, W 
I've forgotten how to do this and... 
Windows 8 Explorer ќе изгледа ко да си пуштил Word 2007.