http://ask-leo.com/microsoft_word.html en-us mt@pugetsoundsoftware.com 2008-01-03T15:07:02-08:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_share_documents_between_openoffice_writer_and_microsoft_word.html OpenOffice is a free software suite to rival Microsoft Office. Exchanging documents between the two is not only possible, but quite easy. 12143@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2008-01-03T15:07:02-08:00 http://ask-leo.com/whats_a_docx_file_and_how_did_i_get_one.html ".docx" is the new extension used by Microsoft Word 2007. There are a couple of approaches if you're exchanging documents with users of older versions. 11536@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2007-05-28T10:43:56-08:00 http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_convert_a_tif_file_to_a_word_doc_file.html Converting images of documents as stored in ".tif" or other image formats back to editable Word ".doc" files requires something known as OCR. 11453@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2007-05-02T08:50:41-08:00 http://ask-leo.com/how_can_i_duplicate_my_existing_letterhead_in_word.html Many businesses have existing paper stationery that they'd like to have available directly in a word processor. Unfortunately converting's not easy. 11239@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2007-03-14T11:49:59-08:00 http://ask-leo.com/where_does_microsoft_word_keep_autotext_entries.html Microsoft Word keeps AutoText entries in a fairly easy to find template. 2431@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2005-02-19T20:14:08-08:00 http://ask-leo.com/why_does_word_tell_me_a_document_has_changed_when_it_hasnt.html It's sometimes hard to tell why Word thinks a document has changed even though you haven't done anything. We'll provide a few clues. 426@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2004-08-26T15:14:48-08:00 http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_overline_characters_in_word.html It is actually very possible to overline characters in Microsoft Word. 374@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2004-07-10T21:20:34-08:00 http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_turn_off_automatic_formatting_in_microsoft_word.html Microsoft Word tries to be helpful and format items based on what it thinks you're doing. That's handy, if it's what you want. If not, it's annoying. 126@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2003-12-12T17:51:21-08:00 http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_get_word_documents_on_the_web_to_show_up_in_word_rather_than_my_browser.html By default Word and other documents are displayed within IE rather than in an instance of the application. It's an easy setting to change, once found. 121@http://ask-leo.com/ Microsoft Word 2003-11-22T14:39:51-08:00