>>>Thanks Bill.
>>>
>>>I get very confused by all these new site that do not have Microsoft in their names (CodePlex, Office Labs, etc).
>>>
>>>Going to your link suggests strongly that it *is* a Microsoft site. I wonder why they drop the 'microsoft'??
>>
>>I don't know if it really is Microsoft or not. I'd never heard of it until today. It is confusing. I lock down my browsers very tight and then trust Microsoft sites, but if they don't make it clear they really ARE Microsoft sites that is a problem.
>>
>>Next question - Does it work? What do you think of it?
>
>I'd say that it doesn't work very well at all. It is sexy though < s >.
>
>Since starting use of Word 2007 I've tried to find out how to dis-associate headers and footers between section breaks.
>Still can't figure out how!!!!!
>

Ah well. I guess we have to just remember that 2007 is easier to use and if you can't find something you've used before (that probably was easy to find) you're just not 'getting it'.

>
>>
>>>
>>>Anyway, it is installed.
>>>
>>>cheers
>>>
>>>>>The headline says that a new add-on is available to help one find commands (especially those well hidden in the "ribbon").
>>>>>
>>>>>The article even has a graphic showing Word and the new feature.
>>>>>
>>>>>When I go to the MS Office site I don't find the add-on listed for download.
>>>>>
>>>>>Anyone know where I should go?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks
>>>>
>>>>There is a download link on the right side of the page here..
>>>>
>>>>http://www.officelabs.com/projects/searchcommands/Pages/default.aspx