Microsoft Word 2004 for Mac
 | How-to articles - Word 2004 for Mac- You cannot specify some color values by using the Pantone system in Office programs
Explains that you cannot use the Pantone system to specify some color values in Office programs. Provides third-party contact information to help you find technical support. - Microsoft Word 2004 for Mac Read Me file
Discusses the contents of the Microsoft Word 2004 for Mac Readme file. - Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac Installation Read Me
Describes the Installation Read ME file that is provided with Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac. - How to customize or reset a menu in an Office for Mac program
This article describes how to perform the following menu customizations in the Macintosh versions of Microsoft Excel, of Microsoft PowerPoint, and of Microsoft Word: Create a menu. Change the name of a menu. Add commands to a menu. Remove a command... - How to troubleshoot Office printing issues in Mac OS X
This article presents general troubleshooting steps that you can use to resolve a problem that you may experience when you print your document from a Microsoft Office for Mac program that is running on Mac OS X. - How to create a Word document that uses different page numbering formats
Explains how to use different page numbering formats (such as Roman numerals) Microsoft Word. - How to add a caption to a picture that does not use the "In line with text" wrapping style option for pictures in a Word for Mac document
Describes how to add a caption to a picture not inline with text in Word for Mac. - The POSTNET bar code that Word generates no longer qualifies for USPS bulk mailing discounts
Discusses the changes in the USPS requirements for bulk mailings and how these changes affect bulk mail that has the POSTNET bar code from Word printed on the address labels. - How to create a form document that has fixed text sections in Word for Mac
Describes how to create a form document in Word for Mac. - How to print business cards in Word for Mac
Describes how to print business cards by using the Labels tool in Word for Mac. - How to use the Application.AutomationSecurity property in Office v.X and in Office 2004 for Mac
Describes how a developer can use the Application.AutomationSecurity property to control the security warning in Microsoft Office for Mac programs. - How to add templates from the Mactopia Web site to the Project Gallery in Office 2004 for Mac
This article describes how download and add templates on the Mactopia Web site to the Project Gallery in Office 2004 for Mac. - What to do if your computer with an Office for Mac program installed has a macro virus
This article describes what macro viruses are, what to do if you think your computer might have a Word macro virus, and how to ensure that your documents do not become infected with a macro virus. - How to recover text from any Word for Mac or Excel for Mac file
This article explains what the "Recover Text from Any File" converter is and how to use it to recover damaged documents. - Use a TextBox Form Control to work around 255 character limit in Word for Mac
The Word field prompts you for text that is used as the field result. The maximum number of characters that can be entered in a FILLIN field is 255. In addition, the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications InputBox statement is restricted to this 255... - How to show or hide hidden text in Word for Mac
This article explains how to show or hide hidden text in your document by using the menu option or by using a macro. NOTE: Word 5.x for the Macintosh had a Show Hidden Text command. This command is no longer available in Word for the Macintosh. - How to open Office 2008 for Mac documents in an earlier version of Office for Mac
Describes how to obtain and install the Open XML File Format Converter for Mac. You must have this converter to open Office 2008 for Mac documents in an earlier version of Office for Mac. - How to change the default formatting for Word for Mac
This article describes how to change the default formatting in Microsoft Word for Mac. There are many places to change the way Word works or your documents appear. This article deals with the most basic defaults for the documents overall appearance and... - General information about page borders in Word for Mac
This article provides questions and answers to frequently asked questions about using page borders in Microsoft Word for Mac. Q. Why don't the borders that I add to my document appear on every page? A. If your document contains sections, Word... - How to create a foldover booklet in Word for Mac
This article describes how to use the Catalog Wizard to create a foldover booklet in Microsoft Word 2001 for Mac, in Microsoft Word X for Mac, and in Microsoft Word 2004 for Mac. - How to remove leading space for values converted to strings
The Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Str() function returns the string representation of a numeric value represented as (n). Positive numbers and zeros are converted to a string with a leading space character. This article discusses methods that... - Description of auto features and how to turn them off in Word for Mac
This article describes the auto features that run in the background in Microsoft Word for Mac and explains how to turn them off. - How to create a merge document using a text data source in Word for Mac
This article provides detailed instruction on creating a simple data merge using data stored in a text document. By following these instructions you will create a form letter (main document), select the text data document, and merge the information in... - How to create a Word for Mac merge document by using Excel data
This article explains how to create a simple data merge (mail merge) by using data that is stored in a Microsoft Excel workbook. By following these instructions, you can create a form letter (main document), select the Excel data document, and merge... - How to troubleshoot damaged documents in Word for Mac
This article provides troubleshooting procedures that you can use to identify damaged files in Microsoft Word for Mac and, in some cases, recover such files. Damaged document files can cause any program to exhibit unusual behavior. Such behavior occurs...
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