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You know how you can populate cels in a series by dragging the lower right-hand corner of a cel downwards? And if you have a unique series, you can type in about 3-5 cels, select them and then drag down? Well, trying to do with this IP Addresses, but in the third octet, not the last one. So what...

I know you can embed fonts in PowerPoint - can you do it in Word 2000? I have looked around (lightly) and can't find anything. Related posts to this forum have gone unanswered. Have pity on me? Thanks!

Yes, somehow, I did it and I have a duplicate fonts folder on my Windows 98 machine. If I try deleting the folder, I get nasty warnings. If I try deleting the contents of the duplicate folder, it deletes the fonts files in the duplicate folder AND in the c:\windows\fonts folder. I right-click...

You know, those "L" shaped things in every corner of a doc in Page Layout view? Is there any way to hide those "brackets" as my user is calling them? I can send a screenshot if my question is unclear. I have looked around the Tools -> Options, File -> Page Setup screens and haven't found...

Here are the details of my problem: I create a csv file. One of the columns has cells with a lot of text. So I format the cells by choosing the column and hitting Format -> Cells-> Alignment -> Wrap text. Almost invariably, some rows expand to like 3" tall, but only have 2 lines of text. The...

Hi all: I see this error (or a similar one) on the web in MANY PDF documents (I Googled "Figure error"). My user is complaining of this error in her document. From what I see, it's appearing in PDF files mostly, but the user is complaining it's showing up in her MS Word document...

OS=Windows 2000. The poor victim emailed the file to me, and we can open the suspect embedded object (I opened a bunch of them in case he identified the wrong one). He gets the error: Microsoft Word can't start the application required to open this object. An error occurred and this function...

Just curious - Have any of you used the Help -> Detect and Repair feature in Office 2000 applications with good results? We have our users try it, but I wonder if the step is just a waste of time since 90% of the time it doesn't appear to do anything.