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  • 1. Proof reading
    I have Office 2004 for Mac but I can't proof read in spanish as I do in pc systems. Can some one help me solve this issue? where and how can i obtain the dictionary?. Thanks for your help!
  • 2. cannot access header / footer
    I have a Word 2008 document in which I cannot access headers or footers even when clicking on "Header and Footer" in the View menu. I have tried this from Page Layout view and from Draft view, and the result is the same, which is that the document flickers but does not go into the Header and Footer mode. In other Word 2008 documents, the Header and Footer function in the View menu works, but not this one. I input Page Numbers but they never showed up, and did this 2 or 3 more times but the result was the same. This has caused some repeated kind of code input into the footer which is visible when Field Codes is turned on in Preferences. But I cannot access the footer to remove them and still no page numbers are displayed. Any idea how to fix this? I tried saving the document in other formats such as .doc, rtf, and txt, but the result was the same.

Spinning beach ball back!

Postby Ann Cowden » Mon, 23 Jul 2007 12:33:22 GMT

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{*filter*}Taz,
Unfortunately, that Repair Disk Permission attempt did not cure my problem
with Word.  Any other suggestions? 

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Re: Spinning beach ball back!

Postby John McGhie » Mon, 23 Jul 2007 21:00:36 GMT

Sorry, you changed the Subject line so your new question is not associated
with the previous one and I can't remember what Bob told you...

Did he suggest replacing your Normal template?  I suggest you should do
that.

Did he suggest decorrupting that document?  I suggest that's your next step.

Quit Word and Delete your Normal template.  Empty the Trash, then  create a
new blank document.  Then CAREFULLY copy everything except the last
paragraph mark into the new document.

That should fix it.

I suspect you have corrupted numbering in the document.  That will beachball
it every time :-)

Cheers


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Re: Spinning beach ball back!

Postby CyberTaz » Mon, 23 Jul 2007 21:29:52 GMT

Hi John:

The original thread is ""Word" keeps freezing up". Repairing permissions was
the only suggestion made as yet - just to "level the playing field". Haven't
even clarified whether it is a _particular_ doc or more. You've picked up
quite nicely from there, of course ;-)

Regards |:>)
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Re: Spinning beach ball back!

Postby John McGhie » Tue, 24 Jul 2007 21:29:59 GMT

Thanks Bob:

Ah, right...  At this age, I find it better not to rely too heavily on ...
Ummm... What's it called?  Memory!  That's it, memory!!

Cheers


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Re: Spinning beach ball back!

Postby CyberTaz » Tue, 24 Jul 2007 23:36:04 GMT

Huh???? What's *what* called :-?

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