Once again in Word 2016, the scroll bar vanishes when I move the mouse pointer away from the Word window. Where am I in the word document? Really can't say, the #($#))#$ scroll bar has vanished.

If I select a different app, maybe Excel, the Word scroll bar vanishes and doesn't reappear until I click somewhere in the Word window. Returning from Excel to scroll down and work on the next bit of my Word document? Click somewhere in the Word window to un-vanish the scroll bar, then click the scroll bar to move through the document.

Hey, Microsoft, maybe that's not hard enough. How about making me solve a Captcha challenge before I get the scroll bar back, or compute a few digits of pi? Or run a VB macro to contribute to SETI@home?

Or here's a thought, maybe leave the fornicating scroll bar where I can see it ALL THE TIME. 24x7. No holidays. No weekends. No time off for good behavior. ALL THE TIME.

Yeesh.

Hi,

I noticed a bug where the order of entries in a bibliography with style chicago is incorrect, when the references have different type:

To reproduce:

Add an "interview" type source with the following information:

Interviewee: Person, Interviewed

Interviewer: Person, Interviewing

Title: A recent conversation

Year: 2020

Add a "book" type source with the following information:

Author: Person, Interviewed

Title: Babbling about books in the past

Year: 1964

Add a "book section" type source with the following information:

Author: Person, Interviewed

Title: Comma, the underapreciated, often forgotten punctuation mark

Year: 2000

For developers: this is the sources xml:

<b:Sources xmlns:b="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/bibliography&quot; xmlns="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/bibliography&quot; SelectedStyle="\CHICAGO.XSL" StyleName="Chicago" Version="16">

<b:Source>

<b:Tag>Per20</b:Tag>

<b:SourceType>Interview</b:SourceType>

<b:Guid>{7D09B230-76E9-46F3-A8F1-BB6715160F93}</b:Guid>

<b:Author>

<b:Interviewee>

<b:NameList>

<b:Person>

<b:Last>Person</b:Last>

<b:First>Interviewed</b:First>

</b:Person>

</b:NameList>

</b:Interviewee>

<b:Interviewer>

<b:NameList>

<b:Person>

<b:Last>Person</b:Last>

<b:First>Interviewing</b:First>

</b:Person>

</b:NameList>

</b:Interviewer>

</b:Author>

<b:Title>A recent conversation</b:Title>

<b:Year>2020</b:Year>

<b:RefOrder>1</b:RefOrder>

</b:Source>

<b:Source>

<b:Tag>Per64</b:Tag>

<b:SourceType>Book</b:SourceType>

<b:Guid>{C24D679A-6D06-4735-A346-C4A2B5F1A6F5}</b:Guid>

<b:Title>Babbling about books in the past</b:Title>

<b:Year>1964</b:Year>

<b:Author>

<b:Author>

<b:NameList>

<b:Person>

<b:Last>Person</b:Last>

<b:First>Interviewed</b:First>

</b:Person>

</b:NameList>

</b:Author>

</b:Author>

<b:RefOrder>2</b:RefOrder>

</b:Source>

<b:Source>

<b:Tag>Per</b:Tag>

<b:SourceType>BookSection</b:SourceType>

<b:Guid>{0A59DDC6-AA4B-453F-9291-9A31D0C39CC2}</b:Guid>

<b:Author>

<b:Author>

<b:NameList>

<b:Person>

<b:Last>Person</b:Last>

<b:First>Interviewed</b:First>

</b:Person>

</b:NameList>

</b:Author>

</b:Author>

<b:Title>Comma, the underapreciated, often forgotten punctuation mark</b:Title>

<b:Year>2000</b:Year>

<b:RefOrder>3</b:RefOrder>

</b:Source>

</b:Sources>

Set bibliography style to chicago.

The output is

Person, Interviewed, interview by Interviewing Person. 2020. A recent conversation
—. 1964. Babbling about books in the past.
Person, Interviewed. 2000. "Comma, the underapreciated, often forgotten punctuation mark."

The expected output is (as far as I know)
Person, Interviewed. 1964. Babbling about books in the past.

—. 2000. Comma, the underapreciated, often forgotten punctuation mark.

—, interview by Interviewing Person. 2020. A recent conversation
There are two problems here:

1. the order of items is not chronological.




2. the repeated author name is written out fully instead of being replaced by a dash.

Great program, growing number of bugs that make it exceedingly hard to use. One is after hypertext, if you press enter to go to the next line, and press spacebar to go right, when you type the non hypertext it automatically enters hypertext, very hard to undo. Another is automatically numbering things, stupid, if I want to number them I will do it myself(stop possesing my keyboard!!). Another is sometimes when you press spacebar to move text over to the right, it just won't let you, hey, if I want to move my text over its my right. Just saying, if you fix these maybe I won't choose a competitor over you in the future if you spend years refining this great technology. Thanks!!!!