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How can i get an autoresume
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Graham Mayor
Perhaps if you were to explain what you mean and how it relates to which
version of Word someone may be able to assist.
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version of Word someone may be able to assist.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Gordon Bentley-Mix
I know a guy - but it'll cost you $500 and, depending on where you live,
could get you arrested...
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Gordon Bentley-Mix
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could get you arrested...
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Cheers!
Gordon Bentley-Mix
Word MVP
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Stefan Blom
Are you referring to creating a document summary? If so, assuming that you
are using Word 2007, here's how to do it: Click the Office button, and then
click Word Options. In the Customize category, set "Choose commands from" to
"Commands Not in the Ribbon." In the list of commands, locate AutoSummary
Tools. Select it and click Add to add it to the Quick Access Toolbar.
In Word 2003, click Tools | AutoSummarize.
are using Word 2007, here's how to do it: Click the Office button, and then
click Word Options. In the Customize category, set "Choose commands from" to
"Commands Not in the Ribbon." In the list of commands, locate AutoSummary
Tools. Select it and click Add to add it to the Quick Access Toolbar.
In Word 2003, click Tools | AutoSummarize.