On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 11:50:18AM +1100, marina wrote: : : You are perfectly right, Alex. This conversation has (naturally) shifted : and progressed along interweaving paths, and has now ended up moving quite : far from the original question I asked. That's okay. A normal conversion is by nature organic, changing over the course of time. : I would appreciate it very much if someone could offer advice on how to : tame Word, of course, but because this has very little to do with Mac OSX, : I believe it'd be more appropriate if I asked this Word-centric type of : questions on a different forum. There's a sister mailing list called X4U that might be more appropriate to ask "non-newbie" questions. But the people on this X-Newbies list who have participated in this discussion may not all be on the X4U list. In any case, standard netiquette dictates that when a conversation has changed so it no longer matches the "Subject:" line, one should change the "Subject:" line appropriately. This helps other list members to easily and quickly identify the topic of the discussion, and helps them to decide whether to join the discussion or delete the thread. : Apologies for taking up so much bandwidth and time, and thank you for the : valuable help many of you have offered, Windoze users are not interested in helping out Mac users. In a sense, we Mac users help our own. Benvenuto! :-) -- Eugene Lee http://www.coxar.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/