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I don't use excel much so there might be a better way of doing this. Assuming the uppercase name is in A1, the following should work: =UPPER(LEFT(A1,1)) & LOWER(MID(A1,2,LEN(A1)-1)) Donna

Is it a border? Open the footer. Click in the para with the line. Choose Format - Borders. Click on the None button and choose OK.

Make it a document template (.dot) and you will be able to store your autotext entries in it.

If the paragraphs that are changing all carry the same paragraph style, then maybe Automatically Update (for the Style) has been checked. The following are for Word97 - Word2000 may be different 1. click in a paragraph that has gone awry 2. from the format menu choose style 3. click on the...

When you first add the menu, is there a 'Save in' option that let's you choose where the customisation should be saved? For example, in Word97 I would choose Tools - Customise - Commands tab and at the bottom of the dialog box is a SAVE IN dropdown list that let's me choose either Normal or the...

I'm assuming that you want to look in New.dot to get an AT entry to insert into your document??? Replace 'enter path here' and 'Autotext name' with appropriate information. Sub test() Dim myTP As String myTP = "c:\ enter path here \New.dot&quot...

It's a border. Select the paragraphs around the line. Choose Borders and shading from the Format menu. Click on the None icon (top left hand corner). Click on OK. If the line keeps moving to other paragraphs then do the same for that paragraph (or even select the entire document and do it)...

Check that you haven't overwritten normal.dot. 1. Do a search for Normal.dot. 2. Open it (not by double clicking) 3. Delete the contents.

The following instructions are for NT4 and Office97 Right click on the Office Bar and choose Customize. Click on the buttons tab. Remove the buttons that do not work. Choose Add File and navigate to the .exe file for the application to add a button. Note - If you are going to rename the...

Go to the Word startup directory (possibly c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Startup). The template(s) you are after are probably here. Drag the template out of this folder. If you then open the template (not by double clicking on it - do a right-click, open or File-Open) you should be...

See www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/MacrosVBA/AvailablePrinters.htm

I vaguely remember reading about a free one called Wordcrk (or something similar). I've never used it though.

Locking the fields (ctrl F11) may also work.

Have you tried 1. copy the data 2. Paste Special (edit menu) 3. Click in the Transpose checkbox.

Couldn't you just go to the message options (View menu) and set a date for Do not deliver before?

I'll have a go because no one's answered this (but there may be a better way) Try an on exit macro for the checkbox. Make sure you have text field on page two (where the X is to go) that has a bookmark name of Page2X. Create the following macro. Sub XonPage2() If...

Has Word/Excel always behaved this way, since installation, or did it begin to occur when something was changed/updated/installed ...

The following is using Word97 1. If by salvage you mean retain the info in the form then Select the document and press Ctrl F11 (this should lock the fields). You should then be able to reprotect the file without losing the field contents. Or Create a macro with the following...

Yes - as soon as you convert them they are no longer automatic. Are you able to duplicate the document each time you need to sort and only convert the numbers in the duplicate document? Another suggestion would be to use SEQ fields - these will only update if you update the field. You could...

If you're talking Word, you can convert the autonumbers to text (eg as though they had been typed) by creating a macro that contains the following: ActiveDocument.ConvertNumbersToText