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I have a large research paper with superscript numbers representing references, numbered in the order they appear. I ended up having to add 4 references to the beginning of the paper and now I need to renumber sources #1-103 to be #5-107. Is there an easy way to do this? Like some sort of formula that adds 4 to every superscript number? I found a way to search specifically for superscript and ignore the other numbers, but when I search for 1 for example, it also gives me 10 and 100. So at the very least, I need to be able to find a way to exclude 10 and 100 when I'm looking for 1, but if there is a way to just add 4 to every superscript number, it would save me a lot of time and effort.

And yes, I know that Word 2003 is outdated, but I started the paper 3 years ago in 2003 and I won't upgrade until it's done because it would change the format and mess me up even more.

I remember hearing advertisements about this, but I can't find it now.

I am putting together a resume in preparation for my move next month. I have everything completed for my master's degree except for my thesis. A master's degree is not required for the positions I will be applying for, so that shouldn't be an issue. I have a few basic questions, because it's been a long time since I did this.

Is an email address a must? If so, is an Army address a good or bad idea to put on it (firstname.lastname@us.army.mil)? I am in the Army National Guard and most of my work experience is in the Army, but I'm not sure if using the Army email address would help or hurt me. If it's not a good idea, I would need to get a new email address for my job search, because my yahoo one is not professional.

Also, I haven't moved yet (I'm moving in 3 weeks), but I'll be sending out resumes now. I am putting my parents' home address as my address, as I will be staying with them until I buy a house. For the phone number, is it best to put their phone number as well, which is a local phone number but I won't be there for a few weeks, or is it better to put my cell phone number, which will always be good, but is not a local number.

I got a routine blood draw today and when she stuck the needle in, I got a shooting pain all the way down my forearm. I had intense pain for about 10 minutes and it seemed to go away. Now, about 8 hours later, it hurts when I move my arm a certain way. I keep reading about permanent nerve damage from blood draws and I'm really hoping that's not what this is. What are the chances that it will get better on its own and how long should it take?

Any time I click on a link in my AKO email account, it shows up as blockedhttp... If I want to see it, I have to removed the "blocked" from the address. This just started happening recently. Anyone know why?

The only thing I have found is the cost per day for inpatient. Is that all I would pay, or is there an additional cost for the surgery?

My doctor told me that they can tell from my vitals if I need more drugs during surgery. I was just wondering what they are looking for. Thanks!

What is the program called where I can get a bonus for putting people in the Army? I am currently a member of the Army National Guard and I have a cousin who is interested.

My computer suddenly upgraded to Office 2007, and now it's asking me for a product key every time I try to use it and I have limited usability. Now my Office 2003 is nowhere to be found. How do I make new documents now when 2003 is gone and 2007 isn't working right? Is there a way that I can go back to 2003? This is driving me crazy!

I noticed that the Steelers have two players with number 69 by looking at their roster. How can this be?

I have a 2 month old baby and I would like to get a picture of her in a bluebonnet field. I'm not native to Texas, so I'm not sure how long it lasts and I don't want to miss my chance. Thanks!

Who are those masked people in the new "G" Gatorade commercials?

And if so, is that just for the person who has it at her house or everyone who helped plan it?

Also, ideas for gifts?

I was searching for breakfast recipes online last month and found one for chocolate croissants that had pecans in it. I bookmarked it and then my computer died before I could make it. I want to take it to church tomorrow and I thought it would be easy to find it again, but I'm having trouble. I remember that it called for refrigerated croissants in a tube, cocoa powder, and pecans and makes 16 croissants. Please help!

That is what people keep telling me, but I think it's sweet. And it's a middle name anyway, so most people won't even know what her middle name is. It is in honor of my mother, Sue.

In most cases there are two major reasons why the DNA must be denatured, either during or after blotting onto the membrane.

What are they?

I just read about Fantasia Barrino dropping out of school at 17 and then later revealing that she was illiterate and was unable to read to her daughter. How do you make it all those years in school if you are unable to read a children's book?

Is it possible to convert nmol/l to ng/dL? If so, can you walk me through it? Thanks!

What I'm looking at is a test which can detect testosterone in the 0-35 nmol/l range and normal values are listed as 280 to 1080 ng/dL for men and less than 70 ng/dL for women.

I'm am researching and writing up information on hormone assay techniques. I need to be specific and report details such as materials and methods, but how do you do that without plagiarizing?