Please leave a question. "Due to the regular use of Microsoft Word in Thai Macbook with PC, the file will be saved as File Format: Word 97-2004 Document (.doc) mainly to prevent the file problem when opening the file between Macbook and PC. "

But after Apple has released a new MacOSX update, Microsoft Word will not be able to use File Format: Word 97-2004 Document (.doc) on Macbook. 1. Open file and can not print, edit 2. Cannot align the page after the document 3. When printing, there will be a gap in the document.

Please help. File Format: Word Document (.docx) in use will have problems when printing. Found that if sending files from Macbook to a friend who uses a PC "when printing The document will go crazy "

So I want to use Microsoft Word in File Format: Word 97-2004 Document (.doc) to improve it back to normal (for Mac and PC to work together).

Currently there is only a checkbox to allow editing or not editing privileges when sharing a Word Doc. This isn't especially useful for collaboration.

I've figured out a way around this if I want to let collaborators comment, but not edit, and that's to make it editable but protect the file. However, I have to choose between comment and tracked changes for what to allow a user to do.

A combination of both settings works a lot better when collaborating with others. However, this option doesn't currently exist.

Essentially, If I could protect the doc from untracked editing, but allow both comments, a reviewer has the flexibility to track a change of something they see in-line quickly AND suggest a more complicated change without a solution in mind in a comment.

The reason this is useful is if I am sharing a document with multiple people with multiple levels of familiarity with Word's basic settings and who aren't all responsible for editing the doc (say, a developer and a product owner), but they still need to reference the doc regularly, they can collaborate without fear of deleting or changing something accidentally.

I'd love to see the ability to share a doc with comment and track change permissions only, or at the very least, another option for protecting a document but allowing not just comment or tracked changes, but both.

**Full context: I'm a UX Writer who manages lengthy copy docs for apps and other digital products and have recently been forced to switch to MS Word.**

I (and many others, if Googling this idea is any evidence) use the Document Map feature of the Navigation Pane quite frequently for very large documents. I have no way to tailor the document map to my needs which is ruining my workflow and my ability to collaborate efficiently.

There is a way to set up a macro to default open to the Document Map when opening a Word Doc which is fine, but this could easily be a more user-friendly option.

In addition, the Document Map defaults to expanding every style which completely negates the purpose when working with a long document with many styles (which is the only use-case for which I really need it). I read that there used to be the ability to default which heading level is shown in a macro using "Show Heading", but this doesn't seem to work on versions of Word newer than 2013.

Can someone PLEASE either restore the ability to use Show Heading in macros or just make the entire process simpler with customizable default options right in Word's UI for the Navigation Pane and Document Map?

I use two languages for typing English and Marathi. There more characters in Marathi than English and they are all covered in basic keys and keys using shift key. Due to which, if I have to type question mark (?) or Single quote or Double quote (' , ") I have to either press caps lock key and then press question mark key, again press caps lock key to type in Marathi or switch the language to English using combination of of two key (in my case it is cmd & spacebar), type question mark, again switch the language to Marathi using cmd & spacebar and start typing in Marathi.

Instead, if we have multiple copy options like cmd+1 for question mark, cmd +2 for single quote, cmd+3 for double quote, it will increase the productivity. Also many a times I have to use multiple words or sentences in a document repetitively. It will help there for sure. Please do the needful.