Thank you both! I now see that part of the problem was that I
didn't have the toolbar enabled (DUH). The links you gave
really helped. I like my mac a lot better now!

On 6/24/09, Neal (M) wrote:
> It's possible that the default settings have been changed, you
> can have tools on a toolbar or as floating windows on the
> side. Menu ->View-> Toolbars and enable the ones you
> like
>
> When all else fails RTFM - use the help feature
>
> From the front page of the help box:
>
> What's new in Microsoft Office 2004
>
> Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac gives you a host of
> ground-breaking new features to help you work smarter, get
> more impact from your information, and seamlessly share your
> ideas with anyone on a Macintosh or Windows-based computer. To
> completely transform the way you create, share, and manage
> ideas and information, use:
>
> * Microsoft Entourage to communicate and manage personal
> information. * Microsoft PowerPoint to design compelling
> presentations. * Microsoft Word to create rich documents.
> * Microsoft Excel to develop useful spreadsheets. * MSN
> Messenger to integrate instant messaging into other tasks.
>
> To learn more about a specific Microsoft Office 2004 feature,
> search for the feature in the Help for your program.
>
> You can find more information about what's new on the
> Microsoft Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/mac/. For free
> downloads, go to the Downloads area.
>
> N
>
> On 6/24/09, Flacka wrote:
>> What is the best/easiest word processing program? I'm used
>> to using MS Word for the PC but can't easily find the
>> various buttons on MS for mac (2004). Things like the
>> margins, changing fonts, etc. don't have those nice buttons
>> on the screen like they do on the PC. Is there a way around
>> that?

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