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Expert Profile: Jean Mornard

Expertise:  I am happy to answer questions about formatting and layout, mail merge, tables, graphics, tracking changes, outlining, and more. I currently use Word 2007, but I can also answer many questions about Word 2003.

Experience in the area
I have worked professionally on MS Word since 1992 when v2.0 was launched. For one employer, I created several macros to address the issues of translating a document from a Sun-based desktop publisher to Word and then from Word to ASCII (a VERY specific application). I have created mail merge letters and labels, fliers and brochures, concert programs, investment company documents, large running tables, along with the more ordinary word processing documents.

Education/Credentials
B.A from the University of Minnesota Participated in several work-required training sessions on the entire MS Office Suite, the latest being on the transition between Office 2003 and Office 2007. I have also conducted training sessions on Word and Excel within my work setting.

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Prestige Points: 1500
Knowledge   9.63   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.81   Best of the best
Timeliness   10.0   Best of the best
Politeness   10.0   Best of the best
Number Of Questions
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Total Questions
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Recent Reviews from Users
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User Comments
Removing the text box and using a table instead worked perfectly. I was allowed to insert the <> into the table. Thanks a ton.
(Brice on 11/25/08)
Hi Jean. You won't believe it, but I can't find "More Items"!! However I have found the Mail Merge Toolbar which has the "Insert Merge Fields" optio
(liddy on 11/18/08)
Thanks Jean, totally sorted me out. Thank you
(Philip on 11/13/08)
You're a genius, Jean!! Very prompt reply. Thanks so much. Karen
(KAREN on 11/11/08)
Thank you. I'll give it a try with no spacing on the ribbon even though that's how the letter is written
(eli on 11/11/08)
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Recent Answers from Jean Mornard
2008-12-01  Word 2003 track changes Hi Sally, I don't have Word 2003 in front of me, but I believe you can select "Document showing markup" from the Print What list in the Print window and that will print your changes and authors. Another...
2008-11-26  Picture Pasting Hi Noah, Try adding a frame (in Word 2007 it's under the Developer tab, in Legacy Tools). Then you can format the frame to have a fixed size, insert the pictures into it, and size them to fit. You...
2008-11-25  Multi Word forms Hi Nancy, Have you tried adding a drop down list in Word? It's found under the Developer tab. I'm not sure I exactly understand what you need here, but it sort of sounds like Access might be the tool...
2008-11-24  Word 2007 - Mail Merge w/ Postcards Hi Brice, I'm sorry you're having that problem! I couldn't find it on Microsoft's website (well, I found the error, but not why it was occurring in this case), but I think it must be due to the text...
2008-11-18  about microsoft word Hi Joanne, I'm not sure if this works on the Mac, but if you can, try adding "Send to Mail Recipient" to your Quick Action Toolbar. Clicking on that should create an e-mail using your standard e-mail...
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