Alignment issues - Word 2010

This is probably the wrong forum to be asking, but we've just been switched to Word 2010 and it's driving me batty! I have several lines in one document that need different alignment. Most will simply be aligned left, but some need to be aligned
Center and some need to be aligned Right. I will highlight a line that I need Center and when I click on the button for Center Alignment, it changes THE ENTIRE DOCUMENT to Center Alignment! The same thing happens with Right Alignment. Can
someone tell me what the trick is to align only highlighted text??

Thanks to all the fast replies, especially Cindy. Thanks to BigRedd for the original post - this has been by far the most informative thread I've found (kudos to you for taking it to the programmers). I'm working toward being a writer so I understand the
frustration. Thank-you Stefan - I'm certain I followed those instructions to the letter - I think you and Cindy may well be spot on with the problem lying elsewhere.
For anyone within this forum interested, collecting cases, or trying to help, in my case the problem arises in Word, Works Processor and PowerPoint. I have yet to try OneNote, Excel, Works Spreadsheet and Works Database. I use the 2007 edition of Task Launcher
and the 2007 edition of PowerPoint. My laptop is about three/four years old and has other faults, but I'm fairly certain this problem has been present the longest. The problem isn't present on job sites, or within Outlook email - I've copy & pasted these
into Word on numerous occasions and when Stefan noted the paragraphs possibility I made a beeline to check them for pilcrows.
I'm fairly certain Cindy has it right - my Enter key isn't functioning - it's not creating the pilcrows, and therefore not creating new paragraphs; instead it's creating the bent arrow or line breaks, making it impossible to align only selected text.
I'm absolutely going to follow your advice Cindy, and take your macros and virus suggestions to the end user forums, but I do hope this thread stays open - I have only respect for all the knowledge on these forums, and you've all had by far the most helpful
input of anywhere. And as an aside note, I really enjoyed the feeling of being in charge I got when I opened that Visual Basic Editor - very cool, however brief the moment was ^D^

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Hi,
>>The problem is that the instruction “.Rows.Height = 8” and
“.Cells.VerticalAlignment = Word.WdCellVerticalAlignment.wdCellAlignVerticalCenter” seems
not work, besides, when I try to adjust the rows height and vertical alignment by myself, after routine generates the table of course, Word don´t allow me to do these adjustment by hand.
The property “.Rows.Height = 8” seems to be working, because when I change to “.Rows.Height = 25” the rows height really goes to it, also, there is no problem with horizontal alignment, this is work very fine<<
I am not able to understand the issue exactly. Can you set the height for the rows using Rows.Height? I made a quick test using VBA based on the code above, it works well for me. And I can also adjust by hand after run the code.
>> “.Cells.VerticalAlignment = Word.WdCellVerticalAlignment.wdCellAlignVerticalCenter” seems
not work<<
What effect did you want to achieve? Based on the code samlpe you were setting the verical alignment to bottom however the description are center. Both center and bottom for the vertical alignment works well for me.
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When I create this key manually. Word show the attachment immediatelly.
Closing Word and open the attachment again will delete this registry key and the cycle starts again.
Is there a hotfix available that will repair this?
I think this is an error in word 2013 protected view.
Disabling the protected view will help, but is not an good solution.
Is there any other workarround?
Screenshot from process monitor:
Best Regards,
Dieter

This issue may occur if the default file associations for Word are damaged. You may repair Office 2013 to restore the file associations and check if that helps. Refer to the link below for more information. You may restart
the computer once the repair is done.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/project-help/repair-or-remove-office-HA010357402.aspx
Note: Close all Office applications before you perform the repair.

Can not edit data labels in old graph chart objects using Word 2010

In Word 2010, Insert object "Microsoft Graph Chart", go to Chart Options and check an item in Data labels, such as "Series Name", "Category Name" or "Value". Click OK, then double-click on a data label to edit its
settings, or right-click on a data label and select "Format Data Labels..."
This makes Word to crash. The only way I can get out of it is by using the Task Manager to kill Word.
This happens in Windows 7 and Windows 8. This does NOT not happen in Word 2007 nor Word 2013, so it seems specific to Word 2010. All our clients have the same problem, this does not seem related to a specific workstation configuration.
The Microsoft Graph Chart are the old charts used within .doc files. I have an application still generating those types of files and need to edit data label settings manually before processing the files with my application.
Also note that anytime you edit a .doc file in Word 2010 and you see "Compatibility Mode" in the title bar, the Insert / Chart option from the ribbon inserts an old type chart (same as if you use Insert / Object / Microsoft Graph Chart), not the
new Word 2010 charts. You then have the same problem editing the data labels.
The underlying Activex seems to be the Chart.Exe file, the one I have installed is 14.0.7012.1000. You can see the version by double-clicking the chart and then look in the Help / About menu.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.

As this is a configuration issue and not a programming issue I' moving your question to a more appropriate forum where you're more likely to find assistance.
Cindy Meister, VSTO/Word MVP,
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PDF From MS Word 2010 Reported Bug Still Exists

I need to create a PDF file today that contains images in a MS Word 2010 document. There is a bug in Acrobat XI Professional that I reported months ago. This bug is still here, and now I need help. Can anyone tell me what I can do to fix this issue?
Here is what happens, and I just reproduced this problem I found awhile back. As I stated, I did report it, but this issue is still here!
I am creating a user guide for software. I insert BMP images that are screen shots. On any page where a BMP image exists within Word, the resulting PDF document does not allow selecting of text in Acrobat Reader XI. The selection goes totally insane and highlights random text through the entire page. This is a software defect for certain.
My question is can I easily fix this with minimal time? I had to fix this last time by removing all images from MS Word and instead pasting the image in Acrobat XI. When I do this, selecting text works. The problem with this bug work-around is that this take lots of time (that I do not have).
Help please???

I found something even better. There is a non Adobe PDF creator on my office computer that correctly creates a PDF. The issue is within PDF creation, because I am using Acrobat Reader XI and selecting text with no problem at all.
I did not have to change a thing other than not use Adobe Acrobat Professional to create the PDF. The software that works correctly where Adobe's own fails is called PDF Xchange Driver by Tracker Software Products LTD.
...and as I already stated, I reported this issue many months ago...

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